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Many considered too old to be easily integrated into mainstream schooling and too young for further education

The UN's refugee chief questioned Sunday what future awaited the Sudanese people as the country's civil war rages, pushing its people ever further afield including to Uganda and Europe's maritime borders.

‘I’m the one protecting you,’ he told Jewish Americans at the event

The ministry of justice has added 55 Indigenous organisations to a list of terrorists and extremists, leading many to leave for Nordic countries

It’s harvest time in central New Hampshire

Lyndsey Stonebridge begins We Are Free to Change the World, her illuminating biography of Hannah Arendt, by reminding us of her subject’s continuing relevance.

“Canada accepts many refugees and many of them remain here. The more effectively the system takes care of [their] health and availability of services at the beginning, the healthier residents [Canada] will have.” — Yevheniia Ternova, member of the Refugee Health YYC Patient Advisory Committee

Kurd was treated as an adult by Home Office and Greenwich council when he arrived undocumented three years ago

Explore the tensions and mixed responses in Eau Claire over refugee resettlement, influenced by political rhetoric and community history.