Tag: refugee

U.S. sees only “modest success” in return of refugees to northern Iraq, USAID official says

By Joe Snell on October 1, 2019 Iraq, modest success, refugee, U.S. Agency for International Development, US

The U.S. has had only “modest success” in encouraging the return of refugees to Iraq’s Nineveh Plain and Western Nineveh, according to an official on the U.S. Agency for International Development.

Conflicts and Terrorism

Darfurian Refugees Still Waiting, Over a Decade Later

By Kate Cimini on March 30, 2018March 30, 2018 Darfur, Darfur genocide, Europe, France, refugee, refugee crisis

Over a decade after the genocide in Darfur began, millions of refugees are still waiting for their lives to begin again. Abdulmaged Daoud, who was 11 at the start of the genocide, is one such refugee.

International Relations

Photo Essay: Inside the refugee crisis in Paris

By Oyin Falana, Joey Mendolia and Clarissa Jones on March 14, 2018 crisis, Europe, France, refugee

This photo essay features images of students from refugees and their makeshift camps across Paris and the students of Pierre Claver School also located in Paris.

Immigration International Relations

Political and Public Pressure Mounts in Europe over Refugee Crisis (Video)

By Clarissa Jones on March 12, 2018 refugee

The future of refugees in Europe hangs in the balance as political leaders and public opinion decides their fate.

Global Health and Migration

Video: Taking on the Paris refugee crisis, one van ride at a time

By Kevin Schmidt on February 22, 2018February 22, 2018 Europe, Heather Young, homeless, Kevin Schmidt, medill explores, Paris, refugee

Heather Young operates Paris Refugee Ground Support from a single van she drives throughout the city, distributing aid to homeless refugees living on the streets and near waterways in the French capital.