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Running marathons helps group of refugees adjust to life in Canada

Refugees · Longueuil

Running marathons helps group of refugees adjust to life in Canada

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

A group of refugees ran in a marathon in Longueuil, Que., as part of a project with Lamp Lifeboat Ladder, a program that helps newcomers recover from trauma.See the Story

World Refugee & Migration Council Urges Actions to Counter Breakdown of the International Refugee System - World Refugee and Migration Council

World Refugee & Migration Council Urges Actions to Counter Breakdown of the International Refugee System - World Refugee and Migration Council

The World Refugee & Migration Council, made up of 33 global leaders from all regions of the world, offers bold, strategic thinking on the international system of refugee protection in light of global challenges. We are issuing this statement because the challenges facing the system are unprecedented and far-reaching. The international refugee and migration regime — one of the critical pillars of the post-war international rules-based order — is…Read Article

World Refugee Day: The struggle of displaced mothers and their families

World Refugee Day: The struggle of displaced mothers and their families

This World Refugee Day, we honor the resilience of people forcibly displaced from their home countries. From Sudan to Haiti to Bangladesh, millions of mothers and children are seeking safety in desperation. Their journeys reflect a global crisis: As of June 2024, an estimated 43.7 million people have been forced to flee across borders in search of safety. Each year, approximately 339,000 children are born as refugees, many into hunger and instab…See the Story

Why Corruption is a Driver of Displacement - World Refugee and Migration Council

During a 2017 consultation meeting in Tanzania, members of the World Refugee & Migration Council were captivated by the story of a young rural nongovernmental organization (NGO) worker. He told us that a mere 5 percent of designated aid for refugees actually reached them due to pervasive corruption — a theme echoing across our visits to refugee sites in Africa, the Middle East, and elsewhere. Corruption, like a giant leech, is draining the life…Tanzania · Tanzania Read Article

Canada must lead on supporting Ukraine with Russia’s frozen assets

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Whoever wins Canada’s election next week will immediately face a decision with huge implications for global security and international law. At stake is the equivalent of US$300 billion of frozen Russian central bank reserves held in western currencies, C$22 billion of which is held in Canadian dollars. Given uncertainty among western allies, there’s no guarantee these assets will remain frozen.Activism · British Columbia See the Story

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