Published 3 years ago

Israel's African asylum seekers are living in limbo

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Tens of thousands of African asylum-seekers have made their way into the Jewish state. Most are working long hours in low-paying jobs, rarely receiving healthcare. The government tends to take a long time processing each individual’s claim for refugee status, and rarely grants it, leaving them stuck in a country with almost no rights.

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Jerusalem Post

Israel's African asylum seekers are living in limbo

Israel's government tends to take a long time processing each individual’s claim for refugee status, and rarely grants it, leaving them stuck in a country with minimal rights and an uncertain future.

3 years ago·Jerusalem, Israel

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Havana Times

Mexican Authorities Target Haitian Asylum Seekers Fleeing Dangerous Conditions in U.S.

Mexican authorities have started violently apprehending Haitian asylum seekers who left an unsafe makeshift encampment in Del Rio, Texas,The post Mexican Authorities Target Haitian Asylum Seekers Fleeing Dangerous Conditions in U.S. appeared first on Havana Times.

3 years ago·Nicaragua

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