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"Global Aid Cuts Raise Concerns Over Development Assistance Future"

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Foreign aid spending hit a record $223bn in 2023, yet wealthy countries are cutting aid budgets. Some nations, like the Netherlands and the UK, face reductions. More money is now spent hosting refugees domestically. The legitimacy of foreign aid as a global policy is questioned. read more


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"After years of suffering, Syrians in Rukban camp find hope"

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Thousands of Syrians escape the brutal conditions of the besieged Rukban camp, surviving on minimal supplies until the fall of Assad's regime. Families fleeing atrocities found themselves trapped for nearly a decade, relying on a grassroots NGO for basic necessities. read more

Germany's Border Tightening Contradicts Values of Tolerance and Compassion

#Germany #Refugees

Germany, known for humanitarian efforts in accepting refugees, is now tightening borders amid rising far-right support. As an immigrant attending integration classes, it's disheartening to see the shift away from values of tolerance and solidarity. read more

"Nell Frizzell Shares Heartwarming Experience Hosting Refugees in Home"

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Nell Frizzell shares her experience of hosting refugees through Refugees at Home, emphasizing the simplicity and rewards of offering shelter to those fleeing persecution. She encourages others in the UK with available space to consider this option. read more

#Gaza #Refugees

In Deir al-Balah, central Gaza, overcrowded conditions worsen as more refugees from Rafah arrive, facing illness, infections, and starvation in a grim struggle for survival. Medical care is scarce, with psychological tolls evident, yet resilience persists amidst the ongoing crisis. read more

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The US repatriated 11 Americans from Syrian refugee camps for ISIS families, the largest group brought back. Nearly 30,000, mostly children, still reside in these camps. Calls for repatriation, rehabilitation, and accountability persist. read more