Refugee
Contracts with 9 cities on building 200 homes for refugees
STARA PAZOVA - Contracts have been signed in Stara Pazova on Thursday with the representatives of nine cities and municipalities where 200 homes for refugees will be constructed within the second sub-project of the Regional Housing Program (RHP) in Serbia.
Dacic, Guterres on problems of refugees
BELGRADE/GENEVA - Ivica Dacic, Serbian First Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs, has conferred with Antonio Guterres, UN High Commissioner for Refugees, in Geneva, and informed him about the position and problems of refugees from Croatia and Bosnia-Herzegovina in Serbia and of over 200,000 internally displaced persons from Kosovo-Metohija.
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Dacic: Serbia has greatest number of refugees in Europe
GENEVA - Serbia is the country with the largest number of refugees and internally displaced persons (IDPs) in Europe, which is why it needs international assistance, Serbian Minister of Foreign Affairs Ivica Dacic said at the 65th session of the Executive Committee of the United Nations High Commission for Refugees (UNHCR) in Geneva on Tuesday.
Number of Asylum Seekers from Afghanistan Increased 4 Times – Bulgaria’s Refugee Agency
The number of asylum seekers from Afghanistan has increased more than four times in the last year, Bulgaria's State Agency for Refugees told Dnevnik.bg.
Since the beginning of the year, a total of 1397 Afghans have been accommodated in the Agency's centers, while their number in 2013 was 310.
Thirty Illegal Immigrants Detained in Sofia
Police detained Sunday 30 illegal immigrants in the Druzhba-2 district of Bulgaria's capital Sofia, the Interior Ministry's press office has announced.
The operation was carried out at about 08:00 EEST (06:00 GMT), with details yet to be established by authorities.
None of the immigrants has any identity documents.
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UNHCR: Asylum Seekers From Syria, Iraq Dramatically Increasing
Number of people seeking refugee status in industrialized countries continued to grow in H1 2014, fueled by the wars in Syria and Iraq, and the conflict in countries such as Afghanistan, Eritrea.
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Rescued Syrian refugees disembark in Cyprus after refusing to budge for hours
LIMASSOL - Hundreds of mostly Syrian refugees rescued by a cruise liner in the Mediterranean disembarked in Cyprus on Friday, after hours of refusing to budge and demanding to go to Italy.
A total of 345 migrants, mainly women and children, had been plucked from a boat in trouble off the coast of Cyprus on Thursday by the cruise ship.
1,000 refugees return to Syria despite ISIL danger
Thousands of mainly Kurdish refugees who found shelter from the jihadists of the ISIL in southeastern Turkey are returning home via the border crossing at Suruç
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Greek Cyprus launches rescue mission for 300 refugees off coast
Greek Cypriot emergency services launched a rescue mission Sept. 25 for about 300 people thought to be Syrian refugees - mostly women and children - on a boat stricken in rough seas
Cyprus launches rescue mission for 300 refugees off coast
Cypriot emergency services launched a rescue mission Sept. 25 for about 300 people thought to be Syrian refugees - mostly women and children - on a boat stricken in rough seas