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UN: Food has run out for nearly 100,000 refugees in Ethiopia

  • Ethiopia’s government has said it will create and manage a ‘humanitarian corridor’ for the delivery of aid, but the UN wants access that is neutral, unhindered and immediate
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Iran’s ‘anti-human’ migrant plan sparks anger in Kabul

By Sayed Salahuddin ·

UN: Number of refugees fleeing Ethiopia to Sudan surpasses 20,000

By Reuters ·

Ethiopian troops, refugees fleeing fighting cross into Sudan

By AP ·
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Cairo committed to protecting asylum seekers, refugees: Ministry

By Mohammed Abu Zaid ·

UK repatriates British child from Syria

By AFP ·

Greek PM denies refugee pushback claims

By AFP ·

Body of Sudanese teen migrant found on French shore

By AP ·

Greece begins migrant repatriation flights

By AFP ·

Jordan seeks $6.6 bn for Syria crisis

By AFP ·

Afghans allege Iran police involved in attacks on refugees

By AP ·

UN: Libya coast guard intercepts, detains about 400 migrants

By AP ·
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Afghan refugees cautiously optimistic about US-Taliban peace deal

By REHMAT MEHSUD ·

In ‘mini Kabul’, Afghan refugees mark 40 years in Pakistan

By AFP ·

Germany busts ‘terrorist organization’ that planned attacks on Muslims, refugees

By Reuters ·

Dr. Al-Rabeeah meets executive director of Finn Church Aid

By Arab News ·

Pakistan to co-convene first forum on global refugees

By Arab News Pakistan ·

Hundreds of Syrian refugees in Lebanon return home

By AP ·

UN refugee agency rejects ‘starving migrants’ claim

By AFP ·

113 Syrian refugees welcomed in Italy

By AFP ·

Greece to ‘shut the door’ to migrants not entitled to asylum, PM says

By Reuters ·

Turkey sends 40,000 refugees back to the provinces from Istanbul

By AFP ·

Ex-head of UN Palestinian refugee agency denies wrongdoing amid misconduct probe

By Reuters ·

Pay deal ends strike by UN Palestinian agency workers in Jordan

By AFP ·

Refugee crisis in Libya and Niger making slow headway, says UN

By AFP ·

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