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Mental health as a non-communicable disease among refugees, asylum seekers, and beneficiaries of subsidiary protection: A scoping review. [PDF]
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Correction to: Factors linked to posttraumatic stress disorder in Nagorno-Karabakh refugees residing in Armenia. [PDF]
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Nationalities Papers, 2017
Refugees – that is to say, some refugees – are in the news. Politicians and media outlets have been quick to advertise the impact of the Syrian civil war on mass population displacement, particular...
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Refugees – that is to say, some refugees – are in the news. Politicians and media outlets have been quick to advertise the impact of the Syrian civil war on mass population displacement, particular...
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The Lancet, 1994
Croatia has given shelter to more than half million displaced persons and refugees from Croatia and Bosnia-Herzegovina. Klenovnik has one of the specialised hospitals that provides treatment for pulmonary diseases and tuberculosis for adults from different parts of Croatia.
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Croatia has given shelter to more than half million displaced persons and refugees from Croatia and Bosnia-Herzegovina. Klenovnik has one of the specialised hospitals that provides treatment for pulmonary diseases and tuberculosis for adults from different parts of Croatia.
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Ethics, 1985
The term "refugee" conjures up a melange of bleak images: a teeming boat adrift on the South China Sea, a bloated child in Bangladesh, a shantytown reduced to rubble in Beirut. The contention is that neither persecution nor alienage captures what is essential about refugeehood.
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The term "refugee" conjures up a melange of bleak images: a teeming boat adrift on the South China Sea, a bloated child in Bangladesh, a shantytown reduced to rubble in Beirut. The contention is that neither persecution nor alienage captures what is essential about refugeehood.
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1997
International migration is inextricably connected to a wide range of issues and dilemmas that confront governments and peoples across the globe today. Increasing racism and neo-Nazi violence in Germany, ‘ethnic cleansing’ in former Yugoslavia and police brutality towards blacks in Los Angeles, are all recent examples of problems that are linked to ...
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International migration is inextricably connected to a wide range of issues and dilemmas that confront governments and peoples across the globe today. Increasing racism and neo-Nazi violence in Germany, ‘ethnic cleansing’ in former Yugoslavia and police brutality towards blacks in Los Angeles, are all recent examples of problems that are linked to ...
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International Journal of Human Rights and Constitutional Studies, 2015
Refoulement, a French word meaning to reject; or backwash, is a contentious issue in the international law and policy. However, the word is unknown to most of the public world – the Australian government operations to deter asylum seekers titled ‘pushing back the boats', ‘operation sovereign borders' are questionably pushing the limits as to what's ...
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Refoulement, a French word meaning to reject; or backwash, is a contentious issue in the international law and policy. However, the word is unknown to most of the public world – the Australian government operations to deter asylum seekers titled ‘pushing back the boats', ‘operation sovereign borders' are questionably pushing the limits as to what's ...
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Archives of Environmental Health: An International Journal, 1975
(1975). The Case of the Refugee. Archives of Environmental Health: An International Journal: Vol. 30, No. 1, pp. 51-53.
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(1975). The Case of the Refugee. Archives of Environmental Health: An International Journal: Vol. 30, No. 1, pp. 51-53.
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Emergency Nurse, 2005
At the end of a busy day, most of us can return home to our 'refuge', where we can unwind and relax in a safe environment. This is a place that feels secure to us, where we can surround ourselves with familiar people and belongings. For many of us, our refuge holds part of our identity.
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At the end of a busy day, most of us can return home to our 'refuge', where we can unwind and relax in a safe environment. This is a place that feels secure to us, where we can surround ourselves with familiar people and belongings. For many of us, our refuge holds part of our identity.
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