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Afghan activists in Canada frantic to get families out after years of waiting
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Silcoff and Labman: When refugees knock at our door, Canada can t turn a blind eye
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Thereâs a clear need to support refugees. As Filippo Grandi, UNHCR High Commissioner has noted, more than 84 million people âhave had their worlds turned upside down by war, violence and persecution.â He recognized that displacement is all the more tragic given the pandemic
Prime Minister Trudeauâs World Refugee Day message on June 20 reflected the importance of welcoming refugees. He discussed the need for âcompassion, openness, and diversityâ toward vulnerable people.
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Why Canada needs to think about accepting climate change refugees
In this week s issue of our environment newsletter, we look at the growing concern over climate change refugees and how vital solar power has become for families in war-torn Syria.
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Detained Migrants Get a Pandemic Lifeline
The tribunal deciding who to hold has new rules about harsh treatment. Result: more are being freed from incarceration.
Amelia Williams is a graduate student at UBC’s School of Journalism, Writing and Media. She is completing a practicum at The Tyee. Follow her on Twitter at @ajlwilliams13. SHARES In pleading to be let out, migrants held in detention some in prisons like the Fraser Regional Correctional Centre now can present evidence of impacts on mental and physical health.
Photo by Jonathan Hayward, the Canadian Press.
Small changes to the way Canada’s immigration tribunals make decisions during the pandemic could mean a world of difference for migrants in detention centres and prisons, a recent study finds.
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