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Commemorating World Refugee Day
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Numerous main and volunteers took part in the event in the Reinoldinum. Photo: Darya Moalim for Nordstadtblogger.de On the occasion of the upcoming World Refugee Day, the Dortmund Office for Migration, also known as the Foreigners' Office, entered into a conversation with both full-time and voluntary activists of the refugee initiatives. In addition to the direct exchange in small groups with employees of the authority, the head of the Office fo…
Commemorating World Refugee Day
Written by YAM Tunku Zain Al-‘Abidin ibni Tuanku Muhriz, Founding President of the Institute for Democracy and Economic Affairs (IDEAS). Changing attitudes, and policies too, are necessary in providing employment and education rights to empower migrants. IT has been a natural phenomenon for millennia that people move from place to place: throughout history, migration has been encouraged or forced due to political, economic, social and increasing…
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