Results released last week from an international survey by UK-based research company, Ipsos MORI, found widely divergent levels of concern about immigration in the 19...
• "Broken" asylum systems deport people in need of protection
• Governments reluctant to do post-deportation monitoring
• Civil society monitoring efforts given a boost by new network
• Recording of abuses could influence deportation policies
People in Dhaka, the capital of Bangladesh, prefer to commute in three-wheeled autorickshaws, taxis and buses that run on compressed natural gas (CNG), in their...
The October issue of the Forced Migration Review (FMR), a journal published three times a year by Oxford University's Refugee Studies Centre, is a 38-article...
One symptom of climate change is more severe tropical cyclones, hurricanes and typhoons, featuring in the headlines more often. What is a tropical cyclone? A...
In developing countries, where survival is often a daily struggle, people cannot afford to wait for their government to bail them out. Many are living...
As countries grapple with high food prices, attempts to draw attention to an inefficient food aid delivery system have been pushed to the back burner...
The world can expect to become about 0.2°C warmer per decade for the next two decades, according to several scenarios prepared by the Intergovernmental Panel...
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