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Refugees

FG Receives 158 Stranded Nigerians From Niger Refugees

FG Receives 158 Stranded Nigerians From Niger

The President Muhammadu Buhari-led government on Thursday received one hundred and fifty-eight Nigerian migrants from Niamey, Niger Republic. The officials of the Federal Ministry of Humanitarian Affairs, Disaster Management and Social Development, National Commission for Refugees, Migrants and Internally Displaced Persons, and the National Emergency Management Agency received the 158…
bubmag
July 30, 2020
Let Hong Kong refugees into the US Refugees

Let Hong Kong refugees into the US

It didn’t take long for authoritarianism to arrive in Hong Kong after China took its largest step toward annexing the island territory since the United Kingdom ceded control in 1997. Now, the fear is palpable—citizens are comparing the air of repression to the cultural revolution, and professors are being fired…
bubmag
July 30, 2020
UWindsor law prof says ‘momentous’ federal ruling makes asylum in Canada easier for refugees Refugees

UWindsor law prof says ‘momentous’ federal ruling makes asylum in Canada easier for refugees

University of Windsor law professor Vasanthi Venkatesh says a new ruling made by the Federal Court of Canada this week will make it easier for those looking to apply for refugee status at Canadian borders. Assistant law professor Vasanthi Venkatesh said the decision is 'momentous' and will make it easier for…
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July 25, 2020
U.S.-Canada Asylum Treaty Unconstitutional, Judge Finds, Citing ‘Cruel’ U.S. Behavior Refugees

U.S.-Canada Asylum Treaty Unconstitutional, Judge Finds, Citing ‘Cruel’ U.S. Behavior

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July 24, 2020
Federal Court furious with CSIS iIlegality and lies Refugees

Federal Court furious with CSIS iIlegality and lies

Since the 1984 creation of Canada's spy agency, the Canadian Security Intelligence Service (CSIS), headlines have documented a history of abuse of power, racial and religious profiling, surveillance and disruption of Indigenous, labour, environmental, anti-war and student organizing, exaggerated threat assessments meant to promote bigger budgets, and complicity in torture.…
bubmag
July 21, 2020