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2019 Issue Articles Featured 

The Ruse of Repatriation: Why the Current Efforts to Repatriate the Rohingya back to Myanmar Will Fail

November 12, 2019November 5, 2019 foreign policy, refugees

The international community has a responsibility to bolster its voice to hold Myanmar accountable for their denial of the brutalities and to encourage Bangladesh to continue supporting and hosting the refugees.

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The Effects of the Travel Ban on Refugee Resettlement in Jordan

November 5, 2019November 4, 2019 refugees, Syria, UN

With the decreased opportunity for resettlement, refugees often take risks—either returning to unsafe conditions in their country of origin or even rejecting resettlement to the United States because of concerns about Islamophobia.

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Humanizing UK Asylum Policies

March 3, 2019 asylum, immigration, refugees, uk

BY JASON HUNG In 2001, Lord Jeffrey William Rooker, then UK Minister of State for Asylum and Immigration, asked Prime

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The “Digital Divide” –and How to Bridge It

August 7, 2018 coding, digital, refugees, skills

BY JEAN GUO AND RACHEL PEARL O’SHEA Digital transformation and its implications for the future of work have become the

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Emerging ID Technology Helps Refugees, at a Cost to Privacy

March 27, 2018 biometrics, identity, refugees

BY LAURA SCHIEMICHEN Cold, hungry, distressed – refugees arriving in Europe mourn the lives they’ve abandoned and turn anxiously towards

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Closing the Borders Won’t Help Fight Terrorism

February 24, 2017February 23, 2017 immigration, President Trump, refugees

BY ANA DIAMOND Syrians, not too long ago, were a nation known for their rich cultural heritage, commerce, and diversity.

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2016 Issue Blog Featured 

The High Cost of the Model Minority Myth for Asian and Pacific Islander Americans

August 24, 2016November 15, 2017 Asian Americans, immigrants, Model Minority Myth, refugees

BY TRACEY LAM AND JONATHAN HUI “If you say ‘Asian,’ what pops into your head? They think we’re all supposed

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