60,000,000 refugees and growing

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dont worry they are only people, migrant refugees
we have got to get on living
ue
the floods in Germany/France etc, oh my how terrible,m whom shall we accuse and blame for that ..
cant worry to much re a few more hundred deaths??

More than 100 asylum seekers wash up on Libya beach; hundreds missing off Greece

The bodies of at least 104 asylum seekers are found washed up on a beach in the western Libyan town of Zwara, the navy reports, as hundreds more are believed to be missing off the coast of Greece after a boat capsized.

unrelated
but a most amazing story/clever boy

i wish the 000s of migrant refugee children, unacompanied especially
are given similar consideration ..grrrrr ..
OPEN OCEANS/FORESTS,no place for human children
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Missing Japanese boy found alive in forest

A Japanese boy who went missing in a forest nearly a week ago has been found safe and well. His parents made him get out of the car as a punishment for misbehaving. When they returned a few minutes later he was gone. Gerald Tan reports.

 

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another several days of no news reports of the migrant refugees plight
must bring joy to the Eus hearts when deaths etc are not reported
even if they are, nothing seems to be able to be done??
i lay full responsibility on the Eu for this issue

becomming migrant refugees even staying in there own country suffering thru war
disgusting
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Fallujah residents risk lives to flee battleground

Published on Jun 4, 2016
Iraqi government troops have suffered heavy losses as the battle continues to re-take the city of Fallujah from the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant group. In less than a day, at least 35 of its soldiers have been killed. And hundreds of people are risking their lives to flee the batteground.

 

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related
what sdome people work at ..
while the fat cats sit comfortably,but i am sure uneasily,behind there warm heated offices ..
and those bastard coalition airstrikes,purposefully target/destroy hospitals etc
what sdort of animalistic behaviour is that..

rbkwp/pera,keeping the world alive with the goings on/atrocities committed upon fellow humans ..

An Aleppo aid worker’s daily struggle survival story

Published on Jun 5, 2016
Jalal Sanda was among the thousands of Syrians who took part in an anti-government protests in 2011.
When the country was plunged into a devastating conflict, he joined a local aid organisation to help those who stayed behind and are now struggling to survive.
Here's his story, in his own words.

 

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every now and then the Australian media show a little concern re there Govts handling of the asylum seekers that head there way??

Dogs will kill you': women's torment on Nauru

NICOLE HASHAM 12:15am | The sky was fast plunging into darkness when a car pulled up to Amina*, and the male driver leaned out.

The torment of women at Nauru: 'This is reason I left my country – this fear of rape'

http://www.smh.com.au/federal-politics/political-news/dogs-will-kill-you-if-you-dont-suck-my-private-part-the-torment-of-women-at-nauru-20160606-gpcfeq.html?eid=email:nnn-13omn656-ret_newsl-membereng:nnn-04/11/2013-news_am-dom-news-nnn-smh-u&campaign_code=13INO010&et_bid=28681917&promote_channel=edmail&mbnr=MTE3MjM0NTc

 

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its a GOOGLE day
so many children migrant refugees in those clips
geesus you have there sorrow on your shoulders Eu

look
at the tiredness of the aged
the anguish of the children
not to speak of the rest ...
stating you started the wars,she will walk back to Syria .. geesus Eu

i get tired just in my ordinary free lifestyle, none of this displaced war raveged loneliness in a foreign country gessus Eu again ..
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Refugee stuck in Greece: I’m ready to walk back to Syria

Refugees trapped in northern Greece say their pleas to be moved to other countries are being ignored.
Thousands had been living in a makeshift camp on the Greece-Macedonia border.
But the Balkans crossing route there is closed and they've now been moved into official camps.

people/govts just dont want otrher people to live huh ..

unrelated
but imagine the migrant refugees cfould be destined to a life as such, thru no fault of there own
''beggar free zone duh
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Bangladesh bans begging in parts of Dhaka

Bangladesh has banned begging in parts of its capital. But many beggars rely on generous donations during Ramadan to make more money, something they will have to do without this year.

GOOGLE

Syrian refugees act out their stories in 'The Caravan'

“The Caravan,” a play based on testimonies of Syrian refugees in Lebanon, will begin touring the Bekaa Valley, then western Lebanon and the rest of the country, starting June 21. The play is an initiative by Beirut DC, an organization that supports independent Arab filmmaking, in partnership with Sawa for Development and Aid, the collective Clown Me In and the Theatre Temoin. The European Union program Drama, Diversity and Development, the Goethe Institute andUNICEF have provided funding.

 

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aaahh so many googles,but such interesting coverage
seems only or mainlyAl Jazzera is a mainmedia source that puts the migrant refugee issue out there ..

unfortunately its gone well beyond contentment for the millions of migrant refugees
esp the children, all scarred for life ..
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Greek-Syrian mayor opens abandoned resort for refugees

Published on Jun 12, 2016
A Greek-Syrian mayor has provided a small group of Syrian refugees with a new home - a summer resort by the sea.
The refugees say they are grateful, but they also have concerns

inteeresting viewing
if the F'n warmonger govts of thhe world put some money and effort into this 'aid' it would make all the difference

better still, stop killing each other, both/all sides
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Inside Story - What can aid agencies do in war zones?

For nearly half a decade, Syrians in the town of Daraya lived under siege, with limited access to food and medicine, at the hands of their government.

On Friday, they received their first food aid delivery since 2012. But then came the barrel bombs. They were dropped by Syrian government helicopters.

But is a new chapter really being opened in aid delivery? And how is siege being used by the Assad regime in this conflict?

Presenter: Sami Zeidan

Guests:
Neil Sammonds, Syria Researcher at Amnesty International
Abeer Etefa, senior spokeswoman for the Middle East at the World Food Programme
Marwan Kabalan, Syrian academic and writer

and
i am not going to forget to put the minimal migrant refugee issue information out there
while poor old F'n besieged FRANCE joyfully/gleefully hhosts the Euro 2016 for 5 weeks

hope no one attacks France at this time
give them an excuse to show the world theyre so perfect and mean business??

finally
some migrant news after 3 days of nothing,must warm the hearst of the Euros re the tide seemingly stemmed,q little ..
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Refugee crisis: People smuggling on the rise in Greece

Refugees in Greece say they are beginning to lose hope of being relocated to Western Europe.

Following the closure of the Macedonian border earlier this year, some refugees have taken desperate measures like approaching smugglers to facilitate their passage to safety.

 

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but
heres a full on must watch Aj brilliant special
not only the Eu has a refugee issue ..

AUSTRALIAS TREATMENT OF
Asylum seeker/migrant/refugees

Offshore and off limits: Australia's refugee centres - The Listening Post (Feature)

Published on Jun 12, 2016
For four years now, Australia has been sending a message out to the world: "If you come to Australia illegally by boat, there is no way you will make Australia home."

The refugees who cannot be turned or towed back are taken into custody. Since the so-called processing centres on the islands of Manus and Nauru opened in 2012, nearly 2,000 people have been held there and only 60 have made it out.
In those four years, not a single journalist has made it in.

Australia's offshore 'processing centres' for asylum seekers are shrouded in secrecy and are completely off limits to the media.

Permission to visit the island centres is almost non-existent - some journalists have even reported being chased away at gunpoint after arriving in Papua New Guinea.

Journalists rely on news that has trickled out of the camps for information.

But penalties for the whistleblowers feeding stories to journalists are stiff, reinforcing the media blackout shrouding the asylum centres and the maccabre stories about treatment of refugees within.

The Australian Federal Police have been known to spend hours researching, intimidating and harassing journalists who have worked with whistleblowers in order to reveal their sources.

Under the new Australian Border Force Act, the consequences have reached further heights with jail terms being handed out to offending journalists.

But journalists are still trying to tell Australia's refugee policy story and people on the inside are still blowing the whistle.

Talking us through the story are: Mark Davis, investigative reporter; Paul Farrell, reporter for The Guardian Australia; Paul Murphy, CEO Media, Entertainment & Arts Alliance; and Madeline Gleeson, refugee lawyer and author of Offshore: Behind the wire on Manus and Nauru.

How is Australia managing the media war over coverage of the asylum centers?

 

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AUSTRALIA

4. THE GOVERNMENT WON'T EASE RESTRICTIONS ON MEDIA ACCESS TO IMMIGRATION DETENTION CENTRES

Immigration Minister Peter Dutton, Treasurer Scott Morrisonand Finance Minister Mathias Cormann were all quick to shut down the suggestion today.

Meanwhile, the Opposition Leader doubled-down on his comments from yesterday.

Mr Shorten emphasised a Labor government would continue offshore processing while allowing journalists and independent observers into detention centres.

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a consequence of them damn wars
how sad that is, for everyone

Somali camel traders pay the price of war in Syria

Published on Jun 14, 2016
To Somalia now, where the conflict in Yemen, Iraq and Syria is affecting the livestock industry. The country exported a record number of animals to countries in the Middle East in 2014. The industry also employs thousands of people. But conflict in those countries is changing that.

 

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Somali camel traders pay the price of war in Syria

Published on Jun 14, 2016
To Somalia now, where the conflict in Yemen, Iraq and Syria is affecting the livestock industry. The country exported a record number of animals to countries in the Middle East in 2014. The industry also employs thousands of people. But conflict in those countries is changing that.

This is so insane... the poorest will pay the highest price

 

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a mazing
nothing to be found by the usual media sources
thyve stopped reporting anything just because ,.. theyve stopped reporting

as if the migrant refugees diontg exist, pathetic the way they are treated?
theyre still out there, by there 000s, just supressed by the rotten Euros, who promised them so much ..


kiss of death as the alternative, to a life in western Europe???

 

[Perados]

a mazing
nothing to be found by the usual media sources
thyve stopped reporting anything just because ,.. theyve stopped reporting

as if the migrant refugees diontg exist, pathetic the way they are treated?
theyre still out there, by there 000s, just supressed by the rotten Euros, who promised them so much ..


kiss of death as the alternative, to a life in western Europe???

It's the European football championship

 

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related
geuss
theyre able to achueve this
because they dont have major wars and destruction to contend with
especially heavy daily bombing/airstrikes
adirable of them,be unthinkable,expensive to do in any western country/more modern society
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Niger's youth in crisis: Why hope remains - Talk to Al Jazeera

Published on Jun 18, 2016
In mid-June, the bodies of 34 migrants were found in the Niger desert, 20 of them were children. They had been abandoned by human traffickers.

On June 3, Boko Haram, the armed group battling Western influence, carried out an attack in the Diffa region of eastern Niger. More than 30 soldiers were killed and about 50,000 people were forced to flee.

The people of Niger, a landlocked country almost entirely covered by the Sahara Desert, face unemployment, the threat of armed groups, hunger, poverty and drought. Niger is one of the world's poorest countries and one with the highest percentage of people under the age of 20.

Yet, hope remains for many young Nigeriens who are most affected by the country's lack of opportunities.

In March 2016, three young people in Niamey, the capital, talked to Al Jazeera on what they want to accomplish and the dangers they see as they try to build a future in an uncertain environment.

Abdel Nasser Boubacar, Mamane "Kaka" Touda and Rachida Abdourahamane tell of what it means to grow up in Niger, how they give hope to others and what future they see for their country.

 

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Today Frontex published their suggestion how many people would try to cross the Mediterranean sea, to make it to Europe.

300,000

That's by far the highest number we ever had! Frontex also made clear why they think the number would increase so much. It's the closed borders at Balkan.

Again it becomes very clear that the try "to protect refugees", "to get them away from dangerous pathes to Europe" only pushes them in even more dangerous situations!!!

 

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can only agree pera
thats the saddest part of it all
absolutely no one in the world has a clue how to resolve the issue
very sad and most unfortunate

of course, stopping them damn wars will go a long way huh?


300-000 that soiunds so realistic ..


Again it becomes very clear that the try "to protect refugees", "to get them away from dangerous pathes to Europe" only pushes them in even more dangerous situations!!!

 

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good for him/them
i start bitching re France virtual minimal contribution to the migrant refugees, and then of course this comes out ha, NICE

Refugee chefs in France challenge their culinary skills

Published on Jun 19, 2016
Monday is World Refugee Day, an opportunity for the UN to highlight the plight of millions of people forced from their homes around the world. In France, Parisian chefs are welcoming in their restaurants refugee cooks to discover their culture. Al Jazeera met a Syrian refugee chef who is challenging the stereotypes, one plate at a time.

good change
when good treatment articles are published
must be many great acts of human kindness ..

Part of the neighbourhood: Syrian refugees in Amsterdam
How a small shelter in the Netherlands is helping Syrian refugees to integrate into the community.

http://www.aljazeera.com/indepth/fe...il&utm_term=0_e427298a68-1075429b7b-224064669

 

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brilliant coverage of there plight
sure shows what can be achieved pera 'like' very much
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Syrian refugees in Turkey hoping for better future

Fighting in Syria has forced many to seek refuge in Turkish towns along the border.
Al Jazeera went to meet Mariam Tijan, a widowed mother who fled the war but did not escape danger.

from Kilis, along the Turkish-Syrian border...

 

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the Australian way of refugee treatment, again ..
annoying reading, not enough jumping up and down, im surprised at the Aussies ..

Australian psychologist gives account of life inside Manus, Nauru

An Australian psychologist says the conditions he witnessed at the Manus Island and Nauru offshore detention centres are the most demoralising he has ever seen in his 43-year career.

 

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Jordan has 600-000 Syrian refugees
the Eu wants then to take more

who the Fuck are the Eu to tell Jordan that,if the news reports correct

F'n over fed smart arse dictator style cop put bastards of the Eu ..
get real angry when hearing talk like that,after keeping there mouths shut hoping the issue will go away no doubt ..

everyones a refugee/rename the human race the refugee race

is it worth putting out there facts/stats figures
talk talk talk,no one WW knows what to do
not just Eu/Au, its WW / like Israel, pointless hopeless case
REFUGEEs everyone

Inside Story - Who's to blame for the worsening refugee crisis?

Published on Jun 20, 2016
The United Nations marked World Refugee Day on Monday with a new report that says forced displacement reached record levels last year. UNHCR said the number of refugees have reached more than 60 million people last year, or 24 people every minute. So, what's being done to stop so many people from leaving their homeland?

Presenter: Dareen Abughaida

Guests:
Maya Mailer - Oxfam's head of Humanitarian Policy and Campaigns
Salim Salamah - Head of the Palestinian League for Human Rights Syria
Daphne Bouteillet-Paquet - Senior Legal Officer at the European Council on Refugees and Exiles

 

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Aussies are relentless,have no shame re there Asylum seeker poplicies,and have no fear re there citizens rteactions despite there general elections in a few weeks ..
World opinion also means nothing, so they cant expect toooo much sympathy when other countries like Indonesia stick rigidly to there countries laws .. no quarter given ..

Election 2016: Peter Dutton, Malcolm Turnbull confirm Vietnam asylum seeker boat turn-back

PHOTO: The asylum seeker boat from Vietnam was detected at the beginning of June. (Supplied)

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-06-...-vietnam-asylum-seeker-boat-turn-back/7532368

 

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refugees,in another part of the world
Europes/Australias,still forgotten,for now huh
as nother name for the refugees ..
displaced people
1/2 no 3/4s of the worlds population, displaced maybe'

yes
i am also forgetting/placing there plight aside, shameful ..
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South Sudan’s displaced people wary of returning home

Sporadic fighting in different parts of South Sudan has forced more civilians to seek shelter in UN-protected camps.
Doctors Without Borders says many of the 150,000 people already in the camps are too frightened to go home. That's despite the signing of a peace agreement and the formation of a transitional government two months ago.


Border Force corruption and widespread rorting 'undermining Australia's immigration programs'
7.30
By Fairfax Media's Nick McKenzie

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-06-...ing-of-visa-program/7537270?WT.mc_id=newsmail