ABC: “Mother reunited with daughter battling leukemia at Duke Hospital after temporary waiver to come to US”
A mothers embrace with her daughter. Ixcell and Dalia together again.
A mothers embrace with her daughter. Ixcell and Dalia together again.
“Members of a Thai folk music group who feared for their lives because of their fiercely antiestablishment songs are celebrating this week after being admitted to France to seek refugee status.”
The Associated Press: “Thai dissident musicians celebrate getting French haven” Read More »
This man was a dentist in Syria who raised Arabian horses to race and stud. He was a millionaire, living well and everything was good in his life. He belonged to the Catholic faith, a minority, but he had no problems until the war…
Denia could not wait to see her brother. She held back tears as we informed her that she would be able to see him the next day…
Denia and Jose’s story Read More »
“At a Border Patrol holding facility in El Paso, Texas, an agent told a Honduran family that one parent would be sent to Mexico while the other parent and their three children could stay in the United States, according to the family. The agent turned to the couple’s youngest daughter — 3-year-old Sofia, whom they call Sofi — and asked her to make a choice.”
NPR: “3-Year-Old Asked To Pick Parent In Attempted Family Separation, Her Parents Say” Read More »
In 2016, [Lucy] was kidnapped and tortured by government forces. After her release, she knew that neither her or her family would be safe in Ethiopia…
Lucy’s Story – in Partnership with HIAS Read More »
“I feel like I’m living in a wonderful dream now and I don’t want anyone to wake me up,” said Hakmi, 26, who last week packed up his life as a refugee and landed in Kitchener as the first skilled immigrant admitted to Canada through Talent Beyond Boundaries, a Washington-based NGO that matches refugees with employers desperate to fill skill shortages.
A Honduran asylum-seeker tells her harrowing story of how she fled her home country under threat of gang violence.
How the Miles4Migrants Team Uses Donated Frequent Flyer Miles to Reunite Displaced Families Around the World
B the Change: “Solving a Global Crisis with Unused Airline Miles” Read More »