Namibia: Drought Displaced Angolans Face Human Rights Abuses
Amnesty says the returns violated protections against collective expulsion as drought-driven displacement left women and children without safe legal pathways.
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Namibia: Drought Displaced Angolans Face Human Rights Abuses
Angolan women and children displaced by drought into Namibia face serious human rights abuses arising from a lack of safe and legal migration pathways for people forced across borders by natural disasters, Amnesty International said in a new report.
Climate displaced people in Namibia admit to limiting their access to healthcare and other services as much as possible for fear of being detained, arrested, and deported.
Drought displaces Angolans into Namibia
from PEDRO AGOSTO in Luanda, Angola Angola Bureau LUANDA, (CAJ News) – ANGOLANS displaced by drought into Namibia are facing serious human rights abuses, including fear of arrest, detention and deportation, Amnesty International has warned, calling for safer and legal migration pathways for people forced across borders by climate disasters. A new report by the […] The post Drought displaces Angolans into Namibia first appeared on CAJ News Africa.
Drought Forces Angolans to Flee to Namibia
Amnesty International reported Wednesday that climate-driven drought is forcing thousands of Angolans, primarily women and children, into neighbouring Namibia, where they face severe living… The post Drought Forces Angolans to Flee to Namibia appeared first on Latest Breaking News - News Central TV.
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