Sentences with phrase «refugee children from»

The first group comprised of Muslim refugee children from Bosnia and Herzegovina; the second of displaced children from Croatia and the third of non-displaced local children.

Persecution and behavior: A report of refugee children from Chile.

Refugees have been all over the news recently — whether it's Syrian refugees in Europe, or tens of thousands of refugee children from Central America crossing the border into the U.S. via Mexico.

It's at this point, that his spiritual journey begins and he finds himself taking up arms to liberate Sudanese refugee children from the LRA — the local militia, known as the Lord's Resistance Army.

The lighthearted moment came shortly after Cameron had said that the UK will take in more unaccompanied Syrian refugee children from Europe.

Not exact matches

Elsheikh came to the UK as a child from Sudan, when his family were granted refugee status, and was a mechanic from White City in west London.

Herself a refugee from a time - intensive career in business consulting, Rothschild started NextKids to serve her own need, but feels that the time is ripe for this sort of innovative approach to child care.

Dame Stephanie Shirley (84) arrived in Britain in 1939 as an unaccompanied child refugee from Nazi Europe.

More than 400 million poor children worldwide are excluded from services like health care and education because they are girls, refugees, or disabled.

According to new reports from two U.N. agencies, the number of Syrian children now living as refugees is more than 1 million.

World Vision, the largest faith - based charity in the world has been helping refugees from Syria for a long time, with a special emphasis on children and food.

«Most refugees from the Middle East are women and children who have suffered the assaults of ISIS terrorists and civil war,» said NAE president Leith Anderson.

Most refugees from the Middle East are women and children who have suffered the assaults of ISIS terrorists and civil war.

Otter - Pass still has deep ties in the refugee community and have been inspired first hand by the dads and moms we know who gave up everything — their homes, their extended families, their entire lives — to save their children from war and persecution.

The good news is that thousands of World Vision staff from around the world will continue their good work today - building wells, providing life - saving vaccinations, caring for Syrian refugees, partnering with communities to develop business and agricultural opportunities, lifting families out of poverty, and feeding, clothing, and sheltering vulnerable children.

These women have endured more in their lives than I can even imagine: they left everything to flee ethnic cleansing from the junta in Burma, ended up in refugee camps marked by extreme poverty and hopelessness, and then moved their families to this new country so their children can have education and a future.

Then there was Smith's encounter with a bus full of refugees, lost children from war - ravaged countries and shattered families, forged into a soccer team and made to feel that they mattered by a Muslim woman on the outskirts of Atlanta.

It is not the first time Wolfsburg have invited refugees and asylum seekers to their home games, with 800 free tickets distributed for previous Bundesliga games and walk - on children selected for their game with Cologne last year from local refugees.

It saves lives under extreme conditions: from low birth weight neonates in incubators to elderly people in nursing homes; in conditions of stress in refugee camps and on mountain sides; in people with AIDS; and in children with severe dehydration when intravenous fluids are unavailable.

It turns out that Dr. Newman was born in Rehovot, the child of Jewish refugees from Poland.

And see: Interim Operational Considerations for the feeding support of Infants and Young Children under two years of age in refugee and migrant transit settings in Europe from UNHCR, Save the Children, ENN and reviewers.

This cold act as a crucial lifeline to the thosands ofunaccompanied refugee children who have made treacheros jorneys from war torn cotries either alone from the start or who have lost parents and guardians en rote.

Week after week he campaigned for the UK to take in child refugees from Calais.

A full turn - out of Labour MPs would have prevented the government from blocking amendment to help child refugees

Here are the the main things we know about refugee children in Europe, as taken from a survey of 870 inhabitants of the Calais Jungle by Refugee Rights Data Project.

A poster on the streets of Britain that demonised hundreds of desperate refugees, including hungry, terrified children, fleeing from the terror of Isis and from Russian bombs.

Protection of child refugees to be debated by Labour conference on Wednesday in hope of speeding arrival of lone children from Calais in UK

Yesterday Howie Hawkins, the Green Party candidate for Governor, held a news conference where he supported the efforts by Syracuse Mayor Stephanie Miner and Bishop Robert Cunningham of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Syracuse to provide accommodations for child refugees from violence in Central America.

The public gaze may have settled on the refugee children of Calais this week, but the UK government has also promised to help people fleeing persecution from much further afield.

The analysis suggests that a full Labour turn out would have won the vote and allowed 3,000 extra refugee children to come to the UK from Europe.

A full turn - out of Labour MPs would have prevented the government from blocking efforts at helping child refugees, according to an early analysis of last night's Commons vote.

And the on - again off - again Ukip leader Nigel Farage tweeted: «Pictures of the «child» refugees entering from Calais prove the need to verify who is coming into our country.»

Concern as «hulking» all - male refugee children arrive from Calais,» wrote the Express.

Pictures of the «child» refugees entering from Calais prove the need to verify who is coming into our country.

«On 23rd February 2016, troops of 21 Brigade in conjunction with troops of MNJTF on clearance operations at Kumshe general area, rescued 250 and persons, mainly women and children held hostages by Boko Haram terrorists and brought back 800 refugees from Cameroon.

New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio holds up a photo of a the body of a dead child refugee being recovered from a beach (Photo: Andrew Burton for Getty Images)

There, Said, his wife and their three young children bounced around cities, moving from a rented home into a refugee camp as their financial resources dwindled.

The refugee children completed weekly surveys to describe their satisfaction with the different games and were asked how much they liked a game, how much they learned from it, and whether they would recommend it.

Naming a childhood town is an easy reply for many, but for an adopted child or young refugees separated from their parents, the answer may never come.

An NYU - Bahcesehir research team was the first to document the educational and mental health needs of Syrian refugee children, finding that an overwhelming majority are not enrolled in school in Turkey, partly as a result of language barriers, and about half suffer from PTSD and / or depression.

In a June 2016 study in The Journal of Nervous and Mental Disease, Beiser found that refugee children had higher rates of depression, anxiety, and other ills than other migrant children from the same countries.

UNC medical student Yousef Abu - Salha fulfilled a dream of caring for child refugees from Syria, while honoring the legacy of his slain sisters Yusor and Razan and his best friend Deah, who are remembered throughout the United States and the world as the three young Muslim Americans who were senselessly murdered in Chapel Hill in February 2015.

It's the «largest resettlement effort» in the world: The United Kingdom said Wednesday it will take in 3,000 child refugees from the Middle East and North Africa.

Clunky though not uninteresting in its assembly, and admirably direct in its anger and passion, the film features interviews with migrants from Syria, Afghanistan, Guinea and elsewhere, as well as direct - to - camera narration from Redgrave, who speaks of everything from the Universal Declaration of Human Rights to her own refugee status as a child forced to flee London during World War II.

This link becomes obvious e.g. when the students learn about the life of children in a refugee camp in Malawi or when they make friends with students in Afghanistan who are both directly suffering from the violence surrounding them.

After identifying different countries and geographical features, children plan a refugee's journey from Syria to the UK, and then «go» on those journeys, using tablets and maps to help them.

The Run for your life classroom activities introduce pupils to the challenges and difficulties facing refugees about children from around the world who were forced to leave their homes.

Children under age 16 comprise up to 50 % of the inhabitants of refugee and IDP (internally displaced persons) camps where they frequently arrive separated from family and loved ones.

Come fall, those officials — two of whom are Hmong and were refugees themselves in the 1970s — expect that their school system may enroll about 1,000 children from the Thai camp.

«Instead of going to a government official and saying all students deserve to be in school, what we normally say at UNICEF and what is true, we should also say that if we don't get refugee children in schools, those children (especially adolescents) will be competing for jobs with the Jordanian youth, who are suffering from unemployment, and so will negatively affect the country's economy.»