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US provides more aid to Sudanese people!
The authorities in the United States have to provide over $47 million in humanitarian assistance for the emergency response in Sudan and neighbouring countries, including Chad and South Sudan. The Assistant Secretary for Population, Refugees, and Migration, Julieta Valls Noyes, revealed this at a meeting with Chadian President Succes Masra. The largest humanitarian crisis in…
Weeping, weak and soaked refugees rescued!
Dozens of Rohingya refugees have been found by an Indonesian search and rescue ship. The ship began pulling survivors standing on the capsized wooden boat’s hull to safety. An AP photographer aboard the rescue ship said ten people had been taken aboard local fishing boats, and another 59 were being saved by the Indonesian ship….
Austria returns 76 migrants to Bulgaria!
By the end of February, Austria had returned 76 migrants to Bulgaria. This is in adherence to the Dublin Agreement. The migrants include Syrians and Afghans. Austria is experiencing a decline in asylum applications. The number is steadily declining. In February, Austria received 2,183 asylum applications, a decrease of 204 compared with January and a…
Migration transforms town!
The remote Indigenous community of Bajo Chiquito in Panama used to be a quiet place. AlJazeera reports that the town does not have paved roads leading to it. Instead, only dirt paths and the Turquesa River connect it to the outside world. Surrounding the community is a dense jungle filled with parrots and monkeys. However,…
Rwanda refugees: “Our country is not safe.”
The authorities in the U.K. have been giving protection to some Rwandans who have fled their country. They are saying their country is not safe. 4 News interviewed them. Meanwhile, the British Government is resolute in its decision to send migrants there!
Court allows state to detain and deport migrants!
The United States Supreme Court has ruled to allow Texas to detain and deport migrants and asylum seekers. Critics have dubbed the judgement a “show me your papers” law. The Texas Senate passed Bill 4 (SB4), but it was challenged in the courts. However, on Tuesday, the Supreme Court lifted the pause on the law….
Japan to accept 820,000 foreign workers!
Japan is expecting 820,000 skilled migrant workers in the next five years. The Asahi Shimbun reports that this move will sharply expand previous projections to address labour shortages in the country. The figure is reported to be more than the last five-year period when the “specified skilled workers” visa was inaugurated in 2019. The plan…