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Rezwan Mohammadi’s mother insisted he leave Afghanistan to avoid the fate of his father and brother who were killed by local militia. Now in Germany, he finds himself stuck in limbo. He says he’s ready to go home – despite the risks. More news:http://www.dw.com/en/top-stories/s-9097
Hundreds of Afghan refugees are stranded at the Greece-Macedonia border.
New laws restrict people from Afghanistan from entering Macedonia, but Syrians and Iraqis are allowed to continue their journey to northern Europe. Those refused entry are now staging a sit-in on the Greek side of the border at Idomeni.
Al Jazeera's Hoda Abdel-Hamid reports.
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- published: 23 Feb 2016
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More and more Afghans arrive in Athens every day, making them the second largest group seeking asylum across Europe, while most European countries have set up quotas and aid specifically for Syrian refugees.
At the crack of dawn, another ferry loaded with hundreds of migrants and refugees arrives at the port of Piraeus.
Those with enough money will head straight to Greece’s northern borders and continue their journey into Europe. But many others, mostly Afghans, are less fortunate. Without any plan and money, 19 year-old Reza and his friends don’t even have a final destination.
"We will go wherever God wants. Our destination is anywhere. If [God] wants it to be Germany or Sweden, whatever country we reach, that’s where we’ll stay so we can have security and a calm life,” said Reza.
But a calm life appears to be far away for thousands of Afghans arriving from Greek islands in the nation's capital. Many, like Rahila Ghafari and her family, who just arrived from Lesvos, end up in a small park in downtown Athens, sometimes for days.
It took them 11 days to reach Greece from Iran. All they have is their clothes and some plastic floor covering. They would live anywhere they could find a better life, Ghafari said. She feels bitter that the war in her country has been forgotten.
"Why do they give priority to Syrians, and why are Afghans of no worth? Afghans are not Muslims? Afghans are not humans? Why? When my child gets sick, the doctor says leave it. But, when a Syrian child gets a scratch, there are three doctors over its head,” said Ghafari.
New tents are set up every day in the park. Refugees are able to leave only when they receive money from relatives and friends in other countries to enable them to move on to northern Europe.
Safar Mohammad wants to go to Germany. But, he can only do so with the help of the Greek and other European governments, he said. Only they, he said, can take him and his family away from the park that has been their home for over a week.
"Everyone here will die, will disappear, [they] cannot do anything. They have nothing. Look! Locals bring bread here and help us. We don’t have the possibility to do anything. [Governments] must open the roads so people can leave and reach their destinations,” said Mohammad.
In the meantime, Afghanistan’s spiraling violence keeps forcing thousands away from the country. The United Nations refugee agency estimates that about 75,000 Afghans applied for asylum in Europe in the first six months of 2015. That number, over three times more than the same period last year, is expected to grow even more.
European leaders agreed Wednesday on a more comprehensive response to tackle the growing refugee crisis in Europe.
Among the decisions was a plan to relocate across the continent 120,000 refugees from states like Greece that are entry points.
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- published: 27 Sep 2015
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The bottleneck at the Macedonian border began when Skopje started only allowing refugees from Iraq and Syria through, leaving thousands of others stranded in Greece. Those migrants transported back to Athens will be housed in refugee centers. However the country's whole reception system could be overwhelmed in just eight days, according to aid group Doctors without Borders.
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- published: 24 Feb 2016
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As the refugee crisis in Europe is deepening, the world has started seeking solution for refugees' problems.
But in fact, before Europe, many Asian and Middle East countries, especially those neighboring the restive Syria, Iraq and Afghanistan, have taken in far more refugees than what Europe received.
India, close to Afghanistan and en route to Europe, has seen the influx of Afghan refugees for years.
Here's an in-depth look into Afghan refugees' life in the South Asian country.
- published: 20 Sep 2015
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1. Wide shot Kabul
2. Mid shot Kabul
3. Former refugee in Germany, Ahmad Stanikzai, walking into house in Kabul
4. Stanikzai talking to one of his children
5. STILL photo of family
6. Various of Stanikzai sitting with his children at home
7. SOUNDBITE: (German) Ahmad Stanikzai, Recently returned Afghan refugee:
"To be happy, one has to feel respected. Otherwise, life can't be called a happy life - no matter how good living conditions are. I was born here in Afghanistan. At one point I just realized that it is here where I belong. I love it very much - being here, in my place, again."
8. Various Stanikzai with his children
9. SOUNDBITE: (German) Hurian Stanikzai, Daughter of Ahmad Stanikzai:
"In Germany, there are many wonderful things. Life is good there. Here things are not at all as good as I am used to. Still, I feel happy - this is my home."
10. Wide shot Afghans getting off Ariana Afghan airlines plane at Kabul airport
11. Various of people getting off plane
12. Close shot AGEF sign, pull out to representative meeting returning refugees at the airport
13. Various of people queuing to get AGEF employment forms
14. SOUNDBITE: (English) Abdullah Saleh, Former refugee:
"I became hopeful about the future of Afghanistan. As for the situation in Afghanistan, I feel it is peace and security. Therefore, when I asked myself, I realized that I will be safe back home and so will be my family. So, I returned."
15. Various of re-training classes for returning refugees
16. Set-up shot of Paul-Pieter Oosterbeek, Head of AGEF Afghanistan mission
17. SOUNDBITE: (German) Paul-Pieter Oosterbeek, Head of AGEF Afghanistan mission:
"If you look at the situation in Kabul, you will find a lot of similarities with Berlin the way it was in 1945. Germans have a strong sense of solidarity with Afghans. AGEF is a German programme and it is a programme to help Afghans to get get back on their feet again."
18. Pan of people outside the AGEF office
19. Mid shot man
STORYLINE:
Since the Taliban was ousted from power in Afghanistan last year, over 1.3 (m) million refugees that left during 23 years of fighting have returned to their war-torn country, according to the United Nations refugee agency.
While most refugees are returning from neighbouring Pakistan and Iran, several hundred thousands, mostly those educated and with a hope of finding a job, went to Europe.
In Germany alone, there are an estimated 90-thousand Afghans living.
Just two months ago, Ahmad Stanikzai, was one of them. Stanikzai and his family left Kabul 6-years-ago when fighting between various Afghan factions for control of the Afghan capital was at its peak.
Running from daily artillery barrages and struggling to feed his family, Stanikzai, his wife and their 4-year-old daughter Hurian settled in Munich. They were given temporary refugee status and over six years, Stanikzai and his wife had three more children - two sons and another daughter while Hurian, the eldest daughter went to study in the German school. When Ahmad found out last year that the Taliban regime had fallen in Kabul and many Afghan emigrants were returning home, he says he knew it was time for him to pack as well.
Stanikzai says he feels grateful to Germans for sheltering his family in difficult times, but admits that he never truly adjusted to living in Munich. A skilled accountant with a university degree, he worked as a street cleaner and waiter in Munich. Now that he is back in Kabul, Ahmad says he is certain things will be brighter for him and his family.
His story is typical, except that unlike many people in his situation, Ahmad brought his whole family back with him.
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- published: 21 Jul 2015
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For months now the refugee crisis in Europe has been blamed mostly on the war in Syria - but tonight the UN refugee agency, UNHCR, has told Channel 4 News that, in the last month, 40 per cent of those arriving in Lesbos were from Afghanistan. A total of 135,000 people arrived on the Greek island in October. So why the leap in the number of Afghans - who made up only 20 per cent in September?
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Tens of thousands of people have fled Afghanistan in recent months as Taliban forces step up attacks. Many have found refuge in Germany, but now Berlin is discussing their repatriation with Afghan officials, despite the worsening security situation.
- published: 02 Dec 2015
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Hundreds of Afghan refugees are stuck in an impromptu camp in the village of Idomeni on the Greek-Macedonian border. Many have paid thousands of Euros to smugglers to get this far, only to learn that western European countries will not take them in.
- published: 04 Mar 2016
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What is the strategy for Afghan Refugees in 2015?
Understand more about our regional approach for Afghanistan, finding solutions for UNHCR’s longest-standing refugee crisis.
Today Afghanistan is going through a delicate transition. Almost 1 in 5 Afghans is a former refugee, and over 3/4 million people are internally displaced.
At the height of the crisis there were more than 6 million Afghan refugees in the world. Since 2002 UNHCR has been conducting the largest ever voluntary repatriation programme - helping 5.8 million Afghan refugees to return home. However, insufficient rural development, a lack of infrastructure and a shortage of opportunities are forcing people to move to cities.
Today, 2.5 million Afghans are still registered as refugees in Pakistan and Iran. After 35 years of displacement, Afghans remain the largest protracted refugee population in the world.
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Afghan officials have expressed concern over reports of a crackdown on Afghan refugees in Pakistan following the Peshawar school attack in December. Reports of mass arrests and police harassment coupled with fear of an uncertain future are making life difficult for a population that fled its homeland to escape war. VOA’s Ayesha Tanzeem reports from Islamabad.
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Afghan diaspora or Afghan immigrants are citizens of Afghanistan who have emigrated to other countries, or people of Afghan origin who are born outside Afghanistan.
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2:56Afghan refugees in Germany ask to return home | DW News
Afghan refugees in Germany ask to return home | DW NewsAfghan refugees in Germany ask to return home | DW News
Rezwan Mohammadi’s mother insisted he leave Afghanistan to avoid the fate of his father and brother who were killed by local militia. Now in Germany, he finds himself stuck in limbo. He says he’s ready to go home – despite the risks. More news:http://www.dw.com/en/top-stories/s-9097 -
1:45Afghan refugees stranded on Greece-Macedonia border
Afghan refugees stranded on Greece-Macedonia borderAfghan refugees stranded on Greece-Macedonia border
Hundreds of Afghan refugees are stranded at the Greece-Macedonia border. New laws restrict people from Afghanistan from entering Macedonia, but Syrians and Iraqis are allowed to continue their journey to northern Europe. Those refused entry are now staging a sit-in on the Greek side of the border at Idomeni. Al Jazeera's Hoda Abdel-Hamid reports. Subscribe to our channel http://bit.ly/AJSubscribe Follow us on Twitter https://twitter.com/AJEnglish Find us on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/aljazeera Check our website http://www.aljazeera.com/ -
3:27afghan refugees life rescued in turkey - Must watch
afghan refugees life rescued in turkey - Must watchafghan refugees life rescued in turkey - Must watch
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2:13Afghan Refugees Increase in Athens
Afghan Refugees Increase in AthensAfghan Refugees Increase in Athens
More and more Afghans arrive in Athens every day, making them the second largest group seeking asylum across Europe, while most European countries have set up quotas and aid specifically for Syrian refugees. At the crack of dawn, another ferry loaded with hundreds of migrants and refugees arrives at the port of Piraeus. Those with enough money will head straight to Greece’s northern borders and continue their journey into Europe. But many others, mostly Afghans, are less fortunate. Without any plan and money, 19 year-old Reza and his friends don’t even have a final destination. "We will go wherever God wants. Our destination is anywhere. If [God] wants it to be Germany or Sweden, whatever country we reach, that’s where we’ll stay so we can have security and a calm life,” said Reza. But a calm life appears to be far away for thousands of Afghans arriving from Greek islands in the nation's capital. Many, like Rahila Ghafari and her family, who just arrived from Lesvos, end up in a small park in downtown Athens, sometimes for days. It took them 11 days to reach Greece from Iran. All they have is their clothes and some plastic floor covering. They would live anywhere they could find a better life, Ghafari said. She feels bitter that the war in her country has been forgotten. "Why do they give priority to Syrians, and why are Afghans of no worth? Afghans are not Muslims? Afghans are not humans? Why? When my child gets sick, the doctor says leave it. But, when a Syrian child gets a scratch, there are three doctors over its head,” said Ghafari. New tents are set up every day in the park. Refugees are able to leave only when they receive money from relatives and friends in other countries to enable them to move on to northern Europe. Safar Mohammad wants to go to Germany. But, he can only do so with the help of the Greek and other European governments, he said. Only they, he said, can take him and his family away from the park that has been their home for over a week. "Everyone here will die, will disappear, [they] cannot do anything. They have nothing. Look! Locals bring bread here and help us. We don’t have the possibility to do anything. [Governments] must open the roads so people can leave and reach their destinations,” said Mohammad. In the meantime, Afghanistan’s spiraling violence keeps forcing thousands away from the country. The United Nations refugee agency estimates that about 75,000 Afghans applied for asylum in Europe in the first six months of 2015. That number, over three times more than the same period last year, is expected to grow even more. European leaders agreed Wednesday on a more comprehensive response to tackle the growing refugee crisis in Europe. Among the decisions was a plan to relocate across the continent 120,000 refugees from states like Greece that are entry points. More on: http://newscontent.cctv.com/NewJsp/news.jsp?fileId=318225 Subscribe us on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCmv5DbNpxH8X2eQxJBqEjKQ CCTV+ official website: http://newscontent.cctv.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/cctv-news-content? Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pages/CCTV/756877521031964 Twitter: https://twitter.com/NewsContentPLUS -
3:47Thousands of Afghan refugees stranded in Greece after Macedonia border closure
Thousands of Afghan refugees stranded in Greece after Macedonia border closureThousands of Afghan refugees stranded in Greece after Macedonia border closure
The bottleneck at the Macedonian border began when Skopje started only allowing refugees from Iraq and Syria through, leaving thousands of others stranded in Greece. Those migrants transported back to Athens will be housed in refugee centers. However the country's whole reception system could be overwhelmed in just eight days, according to aid group Doctors without Borders. RT LIVE http://rt.com/on-air Subscribe to RT! http://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=RussiaToday Like us on Facebook http://www.facebook.com/RTnews Follow us on Twitter http://twitter.com/RT_com Follow us on Instagram http://instagram.com/rt Follow us on Google+ http://plus.google.com/+RT Listen to us on Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/rttv RT (Russia Today) is a global news network broadcasting from Moscow and Washington studios. RT is the first news channel to break the 1 billion YouTube views benchmark. -
4:36Afghan refugees' life in India
Afghan refugees' life in IndiaAfghan refugees' life in India
As the refugee crisis in Europe is deepening, the world has started seeking solution for refugees' problems. But in fact, before Europe, many Asian and Middle East countries, especially those neighboring the restive Syria, Iraq and Afghanistan, have taken in far more refugees than what Europe received. India, close to Afghanistan and en route to Europe, has seen the influx of Afghan refugees for years. Here's an in-depth look into Afghan refugees' life in the South Asian country. -
3:39Afghan refugees return home from Germany
Afghan refugees return home from GermanyAfghan refugees return home from Germany
1. Wide shot Kabul 2. Mid shot Kabul 3. Former refugee in Germany, Ahmad Stanikzai, walking into house in Kabul 4. Stanikzai talking to one of his children 5. STILL photo of family 6. Various of Stanikzai sitting with his children at home 7. SOUNDBITE: (German) Ahmad Stanikzai, Recently returned Afghan refugee: "To be happy, one has to feel respected. Otherwise, life can't be called a happy life - no matter how good living conditions are. I was born here in Afghanistan. At one point I just realized that it is here where I belong. I love it very much - being here, in my place, again." 8. Various Stanikzai with his children 9. SOUNDBITE: (German) Hurian Stanikzai, Daughter of Ahmad Stanikzai: "In Germany, there are many wonderful things. Life is good there. Here things are not at all as good as I am used to. Still, I feel happy - this is my home." 10. Wide shot Afghans getting off Ariana Afghan airlines plane at Kabul airport 11. Various of people getting off plane 12. Close shot AGEF sign, pull out to representative meeting returning refugees at the airport 13. Various of people queuing to get AGEF employment forms 14. SOUNDBITE: (English) Abdullah Saleh, Former refugee: "I became hopeful about the future of Afghanistan. As for the situation in Afghanistan, I feel it is peace and security. Therefore, when I asked myself, I realized that I will be safe back home and so will be my family. So, I returned." 15. Various of re-training classes for returning refugees 16. Set-up shot of Paul-Pieter Oosterbeek, Head of AGEF Afghanistan mission 17. SOUNDBITE: (German) Paul-Pieter Oosterbeek, Head of AGEF Afghanistan mission: "If you look at the situation in Kabul, you will find a lot of similarities with Berlin the way it was in 1945. Germans have a strong sense of solidarity with Afghans. AGEF is a German programme and it is a programme to help Afghans to get get back on their feet again." 18. Pan of people outside the AGEF office 19. Mid shot man STORYLINE: Since the Taliban was ousted from power in Afghanistan last year, over 1.3 (m) million refugees that left during 23 years of fighting have returned to their war-torn country, according to the United Nations refugee agency. While most refugees are returning from neighbouring Pakistan and Iran, several hundred thousands, mostly those educated and with a hope of finding a job, went to Europe. In Germany alone, there are an estimated 90-thousand Afghans living. Just two months ago, Ahmad Stanikzai, was one of them. Stanikzai and his family left Kabul 6-years-ago when fighting between various Afghan factions for control of the Afghan capital was at its peak. Running from daily artillery barrages and struggling to feed his family, Stanikzai, his wife and their 4-year-old daughter Hurian settled in Munich. They were given temporary refugee status and over six years, Stanikzai and his wife had three more children - two sons and another daughter while Hurian, the eldest daughter went to study in the German school. When Ahmad found out last year that the Taliban regime had fallen in Kabul and many Afghan emigrants were returning home, he says he knew it was time for him to pack as well. Stanikzai says he feels grateful to Germans for sheltering his family in difficult times, but admits that he never truly adjusted to living in Munich. A skilled accountant with a university degree, he worked as a street cleaner and waiter in Munich. Now that he is back in Kabul, Ahmad says he is certain things will be brighter for him and his family. His story is typical, except that unlike many people in his situation, Ahmad brought his whole family back with him. You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/ed6ba779ac5fd6879fa339e536b4a8f2 Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork -
3:38Refugee crisis: the Afghan refugees arriving on Lesbos
Refugee crisis: the Afghan refugees arriving on LesbosRefugee crisis: the Afghan refugees arriving on Lesbos
For months now the refugee crisis in Europe has been blamed mostly on the war in Syria - but tonight the UN refugee agency, UNHCR, has told Channel 4 News that, in the last month, 40 per cent of those arriving in Lesbos were from Afghanistan. A total of 135,000 people arrived on the Greek island in October. So why the leap in the number of Afghans - who made up only 20 per cent in September? Subscribe for more like this, every day: http://bit.ly/1epe41j Dangerous world: http://bit.ly/1JCsSYb The news explained: http://bit.ly/1epgay4 Music: http://bit.ly/1RVTRNy Technology: http://bit.ly/1LI1K9y Like us on Facebook: http://on.fb.me/1wQ1Gty Follow us on Twitter: http://bit.ly/1mFUjBD -
2:07Germany’s Afghan refugees face repatriation | DW News
Germany’s Afghan refugees face repatriation | DW NewsGermany’s Afghan refugees face repatriation | DW News
Read more: http://www.dw.com/en/merkel-we-will-have-to-return-people-to-afghanistan/a-18889261 Tens of thousands of people have fled Afghanistan in recent months as Taliban forces step up attacks. Many have found refuge in Germany, but now Berlin is discussing their repatriation with Afghan officials, despite the worsening security situation. -
3:10Afghan refugees stranded at Greek border | DW News
Afghan refugees stranded at Greek border | DW NewsAfghan refugees stranded at Greek border | DW News
For more, go to: http://www.dw.com/en/situation-for-refugees-in-idomeni-worsens/av-19094042 Hundreds of Afghan refugees are stuck in an impromptu camp in the village of Idomeni on the Greek-Macedonian border. Many have paid thousands of Euros to smugglers to get this far, only to learn that western European countries will not take them in. -
6:17Afghanistan 2015: One people, One future
Afghanistan 2015: One people, One futureAfghanistan 2015: One people, One future
What is the strategy for Afghan Refugees in 2015? Understand more about our regional approach for Afghanistan, finding solutions for UNHCR’s longest-standing refugee crisis. Today Afghanistan is going through a delicate transition. Almost 1 in 5 Afghans is a former refugee, and over 3/4 million people are internally displaced. At the height of the crisis there were more than 6 million Afghan refugees in the world. Since 2002 UNHCR has been conducting the largest ever voluntary repatriation programme - helping 5.8 million Afghan refugees to return home. However, insufficient rural development, a lack of infrastructure and a shortage of opportunities are forcing people to move to cities. Today, 2.5 million Afghans are still registered as refugees in Pakistan and Iran. After 35 years of displacement, Afghans remain the largest protracted refugee population in the world. Read more: http://www.unhcr.org/pages/4f9016576.html Information for media: If you would like to use this video to communicate refugee stories or require B-Roll, transcripts, stills or much more information, please contact us at drozditb@unhcr.org or tibaw@unhcr.org. --- Keep up to date with our latest videos: https://www.youtube.com/user/unhcr?sub_confirmation=1 -- UNHCR, the UN refugee agency, works to protect and assist those fleeing war and persecution. Since 1950, we have helped tens of millions of people find safety and rebuild their lives. With your support, we can restore hope for many more. Read more at http://UNHCR.org Support our work with refugees now by subscribing to this channel, liking this video and sharing it with your friends and contacts. Thanks so much for your help. -
2:37Afghan Refugees Complain of Harassment in Pakistan
Afghan Refugees Complain of Harassment in PakistanAfghan Refugees Complain of Harassment in Pakistan
Afghan officials have expressed concern over reports of a crackdown on Afghan refugees in Pakistan following the Peshawar school attack in December. Reports of mass arrests and police harassment coupled with fear of an uncertain future are making life difficult for a population that fled its homeland to escape war. VOA’s Ayesha Tanzeem reports from Islamabad. Originally published at - http://www.voanews.com/media/video/2665118.html
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Afghan refugees in Germany ask to return home | DW News
Rezwan Mohammadi’s mother insisted he leave Afghanistan to avoid the fate of his father and brother who were killed by local militia. Now in Germany, he finds himself stuck in limbo. He says he’s ready to go home – despite the risks. More news:http://www.dw.com/en/top-stories/s-9097 -
Afghan refugees stranded on Greece-Macedonia border
Hundreds of Afghan refugees are stranded at the Greece-Macedonia border. New laws restrict people from Afghanistan from entering Macedonia, but Syrians and Iraqis are allowed to continue their journey to northern Europe. Those refused entry are now staging a sit-in on the Greek side of the border at Idomeni. Al Jazeera's Hoda Abdel-Hamid reports. Subscribe to our channel http://bit.ly/AJSubscribe Follow us on Twitter https://twitter.com/AJEnglish Find us on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/aljazeera Check our website http://www.aljazeera.com/ -
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Afghan Refugees Increase in Athens
More and more Afghans arrive in Athens every day, making them the second largest group seeking asylum across Europe, while most European countries have set up quotas and aid specifically for Syrian refugees. At the crack of dawn, another ferry loaded with hundreds of migrants and refugees arrives at the port of Piraeus. Those with enough money will head straight to Greece’s northern borders and continue their journey into Europe. But many others, mostly Afghans, are less fortunate. Without any plan and money, 19 year-old Reza and his friends don’t even have a final destination. "We will go wherever God wants. Our destination is anywhere. If [God] wants it to be Germany or Sweden, whatever country we reach, that’s where we’ll stay so we can have security and a calm life,” said Reza. ... -
Thousands of Afghan refugees stranded in Greece after Macedonia border closure
The bottleneck at the Macedonian border began when Skopje started only allowing refugees from Iraq and Syria through, leaving thousands of others stranded in Greece. Those migrants transported back to Athens will be housed in refugee centers. However the country's whole reception system could be overwhelmed in just eight days, according to aid group Doctors without Borders. RT LIVE http://rt.com/on-air Subscribe to RT! http://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=RussiaToday Like us on Facebook http://www.facebook.com/RTnews Follow us on Twitter http://twitter.com/RT_com Follow us on Instagram http://instagram.com/rt Follow us on Google+ http://plus.google.com/+RT Listen to us on Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/rttv RT (Russia Today) is a global news network broadcasting fro... -
Afghan refugees' life in India
As the refugee crisis in Europe is deepening, the world has started seeking solution for refugees' problems. But in fact, before Europe, many Asian and Middle East countries, especially those neighboring the restive Syria, Iraq and Afghanistan, have taken in far more refugees than what Europe received. India, close to Afghanistan and en route to Europe, has seen the influx of Afghan refugees for years. Here's an in-depth look into Afghan refugees' life in the South Asian country. -
Afghan refugees return home from Germany
1. Wide shot Kabul 2. Mid shot Kabul 3. Former refugee in Germany, Ahmad Stanikzai, walking into house in Kabul 4. Stanikzai talking to one of his children 5. STILL photo of family 6. Various of Stanikzai sitting with his children at home 7. SOUNDBITE: (German) Ahmad Stanikzai, Recently returned Afghan refugee: "To be happy, one has to feel respected. Otherwise, life can't be called a happy life - no matter how good living conditions are. I was born here in Afghanistan. At one point I just realized that it is here where I belong. I love it very much - being here, in my place, again." 8. Various Stanikzai with his children 9. SOUNDBITE: (German) Hurian Stanikzai, Daughter of Ahmad Stanikzai: "In Germany, there are many wonderful things. Life is good there. Here things are not at... -
Refugee crisis: the Afghan refugees arriving on Lesbos
For months now the refugee crisis in Europe has been blamed mostly on the war in Syria - but tonight the UN refugee agency, UNHCR, has told Channel 4 News that, in the last month, 40 per cent of those arriving in Lesbos were from Afghanistan. A total of 135,000 people arrived on the Greek island in October. So why the leap in the number of Afghans - who made up only 20 per cent in September? Subscribe for more like this, every day: http://bit.ly/1epe41j Dangerous world: http://bit.ly/1JCsSYb The news explained: http://bit.ly/1epgay4 Music: http://bit.ly/1RVTRNy Technology: http://bit.ly/1LI1K9y Like us on Facebook: http://on.fb.me/1wQ1Gty Follow us on Twitter: http://bit.ly/1mFUjBD -
Germany’s Afghan refugees face repatriation | DW News
Read more: http://www.dw.com/en/merkel-we-will-have-to-return-people-to-afghanistan/a-18889261 Tens of thousands of people have fled Afghanistan in recent months as Taliban forces step up attacks. Many have found refuge in Germany, but now Berlin is discussing their repatriation with Afghan officials, despite the worsening security situation. -
Afghan refugees stranded at Greek border | DW News
For more, go to: http://www.dw.com/en/situation-for-refugees-in-idomeni-worsens/av-19094042 Hundreds of Afghan refugees are stuck in an impromptu camp in the village of Idomeni on the Greek-Macedonian border. Many have paid thousands of Euros to smugglers to get this far, only to learn that western European countries will not take them in. -
Afghanistan 2015: One people, One future
What is the strategy for Afghan Refugees in 2015? Understand more about our regional approach for Afghanistan, finding solutions for UNHCR’s longest-standing refugee crisis. Today Afghanistan is going through a delicate transition. Almost 1 in 5 Afghans is a former refugee, and over 3/4 million people are internally displaced. At the height of the crisis there were more than 6 million Afghan refugees in the world. Since 2002 UNHCR has been conducting the largest ever voluntary repatriation programme - helping 5.8 million Afghan refugees to return home. However, insufficient rural development, a lack of infrastructure and a shortage of opportunities are forcing people to move to cities. Today, 2.5 million Afghans are still registered as refugees in Pakistan and Iran. After 35 years o... -
Afghan Refugees Complain of Harassment in Pakistan
Afghan officials have expressed concern over reports of a crackdown on Afghan refugees in Pakistan following the Peshawar school attack in December. Reports of mass arrests and police harassment coupled with fear of an uncertain future are making life difficult for a population that fled its homeland to escape war. VOA’s Ayesha Tanzeem reports from Islamabad. Originally published at - http://www.voanews.com/media/video/2665118.html
Afghan refugees in Germany ask to return home | DW News
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- Updated: 11 Apr 2016
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Rezwan Mohammadi’s mother insisted he leave Afghanistan to avoid the fate of his father and brother who were killed by local militia. Now in Germany, he finds h...
Rezwan Mohammadi’s mother insisted he leave Afghanistan to avoid the fate of his father and brother who were killed by local militia. Now in Germany, he finds himself stuck in limbo. He says he’s ready to go home – despite the risks. More news:http://www.dw.com/en/top-stories/s-9097
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Rezwan Mohammadi’s mother insisted he leave Afghanistan to avoid the fate of his father and brother who were killed by local militia. Now in Germany, he finds himself stuck in limbo. He says he’s ready to go home – despite the risks. More news:http://www.dw.com/en/top-stories/s-9097
- published: 11 Apr 2016
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Afghan refugees stranded on Greece-Macedonia border
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- Duration: 1:45
- Updated: 23 Feb 2016
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Hundreds of Afghan refugees are stranded at the Greece-Macedonia border.
New laws restrict people from Afghanistan from entering Macedonia, but Syrians and Ir...
Hundreds of Afghan refugees are stranded at the Greece-Macedonia border.
New laws restrict people from Afghanistan from entering Macedonia, but Syrians and Iraqis are allowed to continue their journey to northern Europe. Those refused entry are now staging a sit-in on the Greek side of the border at Idomeni.
Al Jazeera's Hoda Abdel-Hamid reports.
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Hundreds of Afghan refugees are stranded at the Greece-Macedonia border.
New laws restrict people from Afghanistan from entering Macedonia, but Syrians and Iraqis are allowed to continue their journey to northern Europe. Those refused entry are now staging a sit-in on the Greek side of the border at Idomeni.
Al Jazeera's Hoda Abdel-Hamid reports.
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- published: 23 Feb 2016
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afghan refugees life rescued in turkey - Must watch
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- Duration: 3:27
- Updated: 05 Nov 2014
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- published: 05 Nov 2014
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Afghan Refugees Increase in Athens
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- Duration: 2:13
- Updated: 27 Sep 2015
- views: 2287
More and more Afghans arrive in Athens every day, making them the second largest group seeking asylum across Europe, while most European countries have set up q...
More and more Afghans arrive in Athens every day, making them the second largest group seeking asylum across Europe, while most European countries have set up quotas and aid specifically for Syrian refugees.
At the crack of dawn, another ferry loaded with hundreds of migrants and refugees arrives at the port of Piraeus.
Those with enough money will head straight to Greece’s northern borders and continue their journey into Europe. But many others, mostly Afghans, are less fortunate. Without any plan and money, 19 year-old Reza and his friends don’t even have a final destination.
"We will go wherever God wants. Our destination is anywhere. If [God] wants it to be Germany or Sweden, whatever country we reach, that’s where we’ll stay so we can have security and a calm life,” said Reza.
But a calm life appears to be far away for thousands of Afghans arriving from Greek islands in the nation's capital. Many, like Rahila Ghafari and her family, who just arrived from Lesvos, end up in a small park in downtown Athens, sometimes for days.
It took them 11 days to reach Greece from Iran. All they have is their clothes and some plastic floor covering. They would live anywhere they could find a better life, Ghafari said. She feels bitter that the war in her country has been forgotten.
"Why do they give priority to Syrians, and why are Afghans of no worth? Afghans are not Muslims? Afghans are not humans? Why? When my child gets sick, the doctor says leave it. But, when a Syrian child gets a scratch, there are three doctors over its head,” said Ghafari.
New tents are set up every day in the park. Refugees are able to leave only when they receive money from relatives and friends in other countries to enable them to move on to northern Europe.
Safar Mohammad wants to go to Germany. But, he can only do so with the help of the Greek and other European governments, he said. Only they, he said, can take him and his family away from the park that has been their home for over a week.
"Everyone here will die, will disappear, [they] cannot do anything. They have nothing. Look! Locals bring bread here and help us. We don’t have the possibility to do anything. [Governments] must open the roads so people can leave and reach their destinations,” said Mohammad.
In the meantime, Afghanistan’s spiraling violence keeps forcing thousands away from the country. The United Nations refugee agency estimates that about 75,000 Afghans applied for asylum in Europe in the first six months of 2015. That number, over three times more than the same period last year, is expected to grow even more.
European leaders agreed Wednesday on a more comprehensive response to tackle the growing refugee crisis in Europe.
Among the decisions was a plan to relocate across the continent 120,000 refugees from states like Greece that are entry points.
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More and more Afghans arrive in Athens every day, making them the second largest group seeking asylum across Europe, while most European countries have set up quotas and aid specifically for Syrian refugees.
At the crack of dawn, another ferry loaded with hundreds of migrants and refugees arrives at the port of Piraeus.
Those with enough money will head straight to Greece’s northern borders and continue their journey into Europe. But many others, mostly Afghans, are less fortunate. Without any plan and money, 19 year-old Reza and his friends don’t even have a final destination.
"We will go wherever God wants. Our destination is anywhere. If [God] wants it to be Germany or Sweden, whatever country we reach, that’s where we’ll stay so we can have security and a calm life,” said Reza.
But a calm life appears to be far away for thousands of Afghans arriving from Greek islands in the nation's capital. Many, like Rahila Ghafari and her family, who just arrived from Lesvos, end up in a small park in downtown Athens, sometimes for days.
It took them 11 days to reach Greece from Iran. All they have is their clothes and some plastic floor covering. They would live anywhere they could find a better life, Ghafari said. She feels bitter that the war in her country has been forgotten.
"Why do they give priority to Syrians, and why are Afghans of no worth? Afghans are not Muslims? Afghans are not humans? Why? When my child gets sick, the doctor says leave it. But, when a Syrian child gets a scratch, there are three doctors over its head,” said Ghafari.
New tents are set up every day in the park. Refugees are able to leave only when they receive money from relatives and friends in other countries to enable them to move on to northern Europe.
Safar Mohammad wants to go to Germany. But, he can only do so with the help of the Greek and other European governments, he said. Only they, he said, can take him and his family away from the park that has been their home for over a week.
"Everyone here will die, will disappear, [they] cannot do anything. They have nothing. Look! Locals bring bread here and help us. We don’t have the possibility to do anything. [Governments] must open the roads so people can leave and reach their destinations,” said Mohammad.
In the meantime, Afghanistan’s spiraling violence keeps forcing thousands away from the country. The United Nations refugee agency estimates that about 75,000 Afghans applied for asylum in Europe in the first six months of 2015. That number, over three times more than the same period last year, is expected to grow even more.
European leaders agreed Wednesday on a more comprehensive response to tackle the growing refugee crisis in Europe.
Among the decisions was a plan to relocate across the continent 120,000 refugees from states like Greece that are entry points.
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- published: 27 Sep 2015
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Thousands of Afghan refugees stranded in Greece after Macedonia border closure
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- Duration: 3:47
- Updated: 24 Feb 2016
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The bottleneck at the Macedonian border began when Skopje started only allowing refugees from Iraq and Syria through, leaving thousands of others stranded in Gr...
The bottleneck at the Macedonian border began when Skopje started only allowing refugees from Iraq and Syria through, leaving thousands of others stranded in Greece. Those migrants transported back to Athens will be housed in refugee centers. However the country's whole reception system could be overwhelmed in just eight days, according to aid group Doctors without Borders.
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The bottleneck at the Macedonian border began when Skopje started only allowing refugees from Iraq and Syria through, leaving thousands of others stranded in Greece. Those migrants transported back to Athens will be housed in refugee centers. However the country's whole reception system could be overwhelmed in just eight days, according to aid group Doctors without Borders.
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Afghan refugees' life in India
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- Duration: 4:36
- Updated: 20 Sep 2015
- views: 21003
As the refugee crisis in Europe is deepening, the world has started seeking solution for refugees' problems.
But in fact, before Europe, many Asian and Middle...
As the refugee crisis in Europe is deepening, the world has started seeking solution for refugees' problems.
But in fact, before Europe, many Asian and Middle East countries, especially those neighboring the restive Syria, Iraq and Afghanistan, have taken in far more refugees than what Europe received.
India, close to Afghanistan and en route to Europe, has seen the influx of Afghan refugees for years.
Here's an in-depth look into Afghan refugees' life in the South Asian country.
wn.com/Afghan Refugees' Life In India
As the refugee crisis in Europe is deepening, the world has started seeking solution for refugees' problems.
But in fact, before Europe, many Asian and Middle East countries, especially those neighboring the restive Syria, Iraq and Afghanistan, have taken in far more refugees than what Europe received.
India, close to Afghanistan and en route to Europe, has seen the influx of Afghan refugees for years.
Here's an in-depth look into Afghan refugees' life in the South Asian country.
- published: 20 Sep 2015
- views: 21003
Afghan refugees return home from Germany
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- Duration: 3:39
- Updated: 21 Jul 2015
- views: 12461
1. Wide shot Kabul
2. Mid shot Kabul
3. Former refugee in Germany, Ahmad Stanikzai, walking into house in Kabul
4. Stanikzai talking to one of his children...
1. Wide shot Kabul
2. Mid shot Kabul
3. Former refugee in Germany, Ahmad Stanikzai, walking into house in Kabul
4. Stanikzai talking to one of his children
5. STILL photo of family
6. Various of Stanikzai sitting with his children at home
7. SOUNDBITE: (German) Ahmad Stanikzai, Recently returned Afghan refugee:
"To be happy, one has to feel respected. Otherwise, life can't be called a happy life - no matter how good living conditions are. I was born here in Afghanistan. At one point I just realized that it is here where I belong. I love it very much - being here, in my place, again."
8. Various Stanikzai with his children
9. SOUNDBITE: (German) Hurian Stanikzai, Daughter of Ahmad Stanikzai:
"In Germany, there are many wonderful things. Life is good there. Here things are not at all as good as I am used to. Still, I feel happy - this is my home."
10. Wide shot Afghans getting off Ariana Afghan airlines plane at Kabul airport
11. Various of people getting off plane
12. Close shot AGEF sign, pull out to representative meeting returning refugees at the airport
13. Various of people queuing to get AGEF employment forms
14. SOUNDBITE: (English) Abdullah Saleh, Former refugee:
"I became hopeful about the future of Afghanistan. As for the situation in Afghanistan, I feel it is peace and security. Therefore, when I asked myself, I realized that I will be safe back home and so will be my family. So, I returned."
15. Various of re-training classes for returning refugees
16. Set-up shot of Paul-Pieter Oosterbeek, Head of AGEF Afghanistan mission
17. SOUNDBITE: (German) Paul-Pieter Oosterbeek, Head of AGEF Afghanistan mission:
"If you look at the situation in Kabul, you will find a lot of similarities with Berlin the way it was in 1945. Germans have a strong sense of solidarity with Afghans. AGEF is a German programme and it is a programme to help Afghans to get get back on their feet again."
18. Pan of people outside the AGEF office
19. Mid shot man
STORYLINE:
Since the Taliban was ousted from power in Afghanistan last year, over 1.3 (m) million refugees that left during 23 years of fighting have returned to their war-torn country, according to the United Nations refugee agency.
While most refugees are returning from neighbouring Pakistan and Iran, several hundred thousands, mostly those educated and with a hope of finding a job, went to Europe.
In Germany alone, there are an estimated 90-thousand Afghans living.
Just two months ago, Ahmad Stanikzai, was one of them. Stanikzai and his family left Kabul 6-years-ago when fighting between various Afghan factions for control of the Afghan capital was at its peak.
Running from daily artillery barrages and struggling to feed his family, Stanikzai, his wife and their 4-year-old daughter Hurian settled in Munich. They were given temporary refugee status and over six years, Stanikzai and his wife had three more children - two sons and another daughter while Hurian, the eldest daughter went to study in the German school. When Ahmad found out last year that the Taliban regime had fallen in Kabul and many Afghan emigrants were returning home, he says he knew it was time for him to pack as well.
Stanikzai says he feels grateful to Germans for sheltering his family in difficult times, but admits that he never truly adjusted to living in Munich. A skilled accountant with a university degree, he worked as a street cleaner and waiter in Munich. Now that he is back in Kabul, Ahmad says he is certain things will be brighter for him and his family.
His story is typical, except that unlike many people in his situation, Ahmad brought his whole family back with him.
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1. Wide shot Kabul
2. Mid shot Kabul
3. Former refugee in Germany, Ahmad Stanikzai, walking into house in Kabul
4. Stanikzai talking to one of his children
5. STILL photo of family
6. Various of Stanikzai sitting with his children at home
7. SOUNDBITE: (German) Ahmad Stanikzai, Recently returned Afghan refugee:
"To be happy, one has to feel respected. Otherwise, life can't be called a happy life - no matter how good living conditions are. I was born here in Afghanistan. At one point I just realized that it is here where I belong. I love it very much - being here, in my place, again."
8. Various Stanikzai with his children
9. SOUNDBITE: (German) Hurian Stanikzai, Daughter of Ahmad Stanikzai:
"In Germany, there are many wonderful things. Life is good there. Here things are not at all as good as I am used to. Still, I feel happy - this is my home."
10. Wide shot Afghans getting off Ariana Afghan airlines plane at Kabul airport
11. Various of people getting off plane
12. Close shot AGEF sign, pull out to representative meeting returning refugees at the airport
13. Various of people queuing to get AGEF employment forms
14. SOUNDBITE: (English) Abdullah Saleh, Former refugee:
"I became hopeful about the future of Afghanistan. As for the situation in Afghanistan, I feel it is peace and security. Therefore, when I asked myself, I realized that I will be safe back home and so will be my family. So, I returned."
15. Various of re-training classes for returning refugees
16. Set-up shot of Paul-Pieter Oosterbeek, Head of AGEF Afghanistan mission
17. SOUNDBITE: (German) Paul-Pieter Oosterbeek, Head of AGEF Afghanistan mission:
"If you look at the situation in Kabul, you will find a lot of similarities with Berlin the way it was in 1945. Germans have a strong sense of solidarity with Afghans. AGEF is a German programme and it is a programme to help Afghans to get get back on their feet again."
18. Pan of people outside the AGEF office
19. Mid shot man
STORYLINE:
Since the Taliban was ousted from power in Afghanistan last year, over 1.3 (m) million refugees that left during 23 years of fighting have returned to their war-torn country, according to the United Nations refugee agency.
While most refugees are returning from neighbouring Pakistan and Iran, several hundred thousands, mostly those educated and with a hope of finding a job, went to Europe.
In Germany alone, there are an estimated 90-thousand Afghans living.
Just two months ago, Ahmad Stanikzai, was one of them. Stanikzai and his family left Kabul 6-years-ago when fighting between various Afghan factions for control of the Afghan capital was at its peak.
Running from daily artillery barrages and struggling to feed his family, Stanikzai, his wife and their 4-year-old daughter Hurian settled in Munich. They were given temporary refugee status and over six years, Stanikzai and his wife had three more children - two sons and another daughter while Hurian, the eldest daughter went to study in the German school. When Ahmad found out last year that the Taliban regime had fallen in Kabul and many Afghan emigrants were returning home, he says he knew it was time for him to pack as well.
Stanikzai says he feels grateful to Germans for sheltering his family in difficult times, but admits that he never truly adjusted to living in Munich. A skilled accountant with a university degree, he worked as a street cleaner and waiter in Munich. Now that he is back in Kabul, Ahmad says he is certain things will be brighter for him and his family.
His story is typical, except that unlike many people in his situation, Ahmad brought his whole family back with him.
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- published: 21 Jul 2015
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Refugee crisis: the Afghan refugees arriving on Lesbos
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- Duration: 3:38
- Updated: 07 Nov 2015
- views: 2687
For months now the refugee crisis in Europe has been blamed mostly on the war in Syria - but tonight the UN refugee agency, UNHCR, has told Channel 4 News that,...
For months now the refugee crisis in Europe has been blamed mostly on the war in Syria - but tonight the UN refugee agency, UNHCR, has told Channel 4 News that, in the last month, 40 per cent of those arriving in Lesbos were from Afghanistan. A total of 135,000 people arrived on the Greek island in October. So why the leap in the number of Afghans - who made up only 20 per cent in September?
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For months now the refugee crisis in Europe has been blamed mostly on the war in Syria - but tonight the UN refugee agency, UNHCR, has told Channel 4 News that, in the last month, 40 per cent of those arriving in Lesbos were from Afghanistan. A total of 135,000 people arrived on the Greek island in October. So why the leap in the number of Afghans - who made up only 20 per cent in September?
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Germany’s Afghan refugees face repatriation | DW News
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- Duration: 2:07
- Updated: 02 Dec 2015
- views: 2266
Read more: http://www.dw.com/en/merkel-we-will-have-to-return-people-to-afghanistan/a-18889261
Tens of thousands of people have fled Afghanistan in recent mont...
Read more: http://www.dw.com/en/merkel-we-will-have-to-return-people-to-afghanistan/a-18889261
Tens of thousands of people have fled Afghanistan in recent months as Taliban forces step up attacks. Many have found refuge in Germany, but now Berlin is discussing their repatriation with Afghan officials, despite the worsening security situation.
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Tens of thousands of people have fled Afghanistan in recent months as Taliban forces step up attacks. Many have found refuge in Germany, but now Berlin is discussing their repatriation with Afghan officials, despite the worsening security situation.
- published: 02 Dec 2015
- views: 2266
Afghan refugees stranded at Greek border | DW News
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- Duration: 3:10
- Updated: 04 Mar 2016
- views: 15
For more, go to: http://www.dw.com/en/situation-for-refugees-in-idomeni-worsens/av-19094042
Hundreds of Afghan refugees are stuck in an impromptu camp in the v...
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Hundreds of Afghan refugees are stuck in an impromptu camp in the village of Idomeni on the Greek-Macedonian border. Many have paid thousands of Euros to smugglers to get this far, only to learn that western European countries will not take them in.
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Hundreds of Afghan refugees are stuck in an impromptu camp in the village of Idomeni on the Greek-Macedonian border. Many have paid thousands of Euros to smugglers to get this far, only to learn that western European countries will not take them in.
- published: 04 Mar 2016
- views: 15
Afghanistan 2015: One people, One future
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- Duration: 6:17
- Updated: 21 Jan 2015
- views: 13416
What is the strategy for Afghan Refugees in 2015?
Understand more about our regional approach for Afghanistan, finding solutions for UNHCR’s longest-standing r...
What is the strategy for Afghan Refugees in 2015?
Understand more about our regional approach for Afghanistan, finding solutions for UNHCR’s longest-standing refugee crisis.
Today Afghanistan is going through a delicate transition. Almost 1 in 5 Afghans is a former refugee, and over 3/4 million people are internally displaced.
At the height of the crisis there were more than 6 million Afghan refugees in the world. Since 2002 UNHCR has been conducting the largest ever voluntary repatriation programme - helping 5.8 million Afghan refugees to return home. However, insufficient rural development, a lack of infrastructure and a shortage of opportunities are forcing people to move to cities.
Today, 2.5 million Afghans are still registered as refugees in Pakistan and Iran. After 35 years of displacement, Afghans remain the largest protracted refugee population in the world.
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What is the strategy for Afghan Refugees in 2015?
Understand more about our regional approach for Afghanistan, finding solutions for UNHCR’s longest-standing refugee crisis.
Today Afghanistan is going through a delicate transition. Almost 1 in 5 Afghans is a former refugee, and over 3/4 million people are internally displaced.
At the height of the crisis there were more than 6 million Afghan refugees in the world. Since 2002 UNHCR has been conducting the largest ever voluntary repatriation programme - helping 5.8 million Afghan refugees to return home. However, insufficient rural development, a lack of infrastructure and a shortage of opportunities are forcing people to move to cities.
Today, 2.5 million Afghans are still registered as refugees in Pakistan and Iran. After 35 years of displacement, Afghans remain the largest protracted refugee population in the world.
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Afghan Refugees Complain of Harassment in Pakistan
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Afghan officials have expressed concern over reports of a crackdown on Afghan refugees in Pakistan following the Peshawar school attack in December. Reports of...
Afghan officials have expressed concern over reports of a crackdown on Afghan refugees in Pakistan following the Peshawar school attack in December. Reports of mass arrests and police harassment coupled with fear of an uncertain future are making life difficult for a population that fled its homeland to escape war. VOA’s Ayesha Tanzeem reports from Islamabad.
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Afghan officials have expressed concern over reports of a crackdown on Afghan refugees in Pakistan following the Peshawar school attack in December. Reports of mass arrests and police harassment coupled with fear of an uncertain future are making life difficult for a population that fled its homeland to escape war. VOA’s Ayesha Tanzeem reports from Islamabad.
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Enough is enough, Afghan refugees will now have to leave
Balochistan Home Minister Sarfaraz Bugti on Thursday said “Enough is enough, Afghan refugees will now have to leave…it is up to them whether they chose to leave honorably or get thrown out by people of Balochistan,” he said. Confession video of arrested Afghan Intelligence agents Afghan refugees asked to leave as Pak forces arrest six NDS terrorists -
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Afghan intel using refugees to disrupt peace in Balochistan: Bugti
Balochistan Home Minister Sarfaraz Bugti Thursday said that security agencies have arrested six operatives of Afghan intelligence agencies, Samaa reported. “The accused were involved in attacking FC personnel and citizens,” Sarfaraz Bugti told a news conference in Quetta. He said the Afghan refugees are disrupting peace in the province. “Enough is enough, we can no longer host Afghan refugees. They would have to return to their country,” he said. Bugti also displayed the confession video of the suspects. An accused, identified as Abdul Wahab, confessed that he spread unrest in Quetta. He said that the operatives were provided Rs 2 lac and 50 thousand for killing while Rs 80 thousand was granted for carrying out bomb blast. The accused arrested said that he was directed by an officer o... -
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Interview with a refugee from Afghanistan in Idomeni
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Thousands Afghan Refugees At Greece Border News February 25, 2016
World and International al jazeera News Today 24th February 2016, for more updates you can find our videos with the following tags: Headlines News, News . The bottleneck at the Macedonian border began when Skopje started only allowing refugees from Iraq and Syria through, leaving thousands of others stranded . Thousands of Afghan refugees on the Greece-Macedonia border have been moved to Athens. Afghans make up about 30 percent of all arrivals to Greece, and . Some migrants and refugees are managing to cross the Greek-Macedonian border even though Macedonia is refusing to allow transit to Afghans and has .
Enough is enough, Afghan refugees will now have to leave
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Balochistan Home Minister Sarfaraz Bugti on Thursday said “Enough is enough, Afghan refugees will now have to leave…it is up to them whether they chose to leave...
Balochistan Home Minister Sarfaraz Bugti on Thursday said “Enough is enough, Afghan refugees will now have to leave…it is up to them whether they chose to leave honorably or get thrown out by people of Balochistan,” he said.
Confession video of arrested Afghan Intelligence agents
Afghan refugees asked to leave as Pak forces arrest six NDS terrorists
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Balochistan Home Minister Sarfaraz Bugti on Thursday said “Enough is enough, Afghan refugees will now have to leave…it is up to them whether they chose to leave honorably or get thrown out by people of Balochistan,” he said.
Confession video of arrested Afghan Intelligence agents
Afghan refugees asked to leave as Pak forces arrest six NDS terrorists
- published: 26 May 2016
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Paracha Says Afghan Refugees Should Be Sent Back To Their Country - Ary News Headlines 27 may 2016
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- Duration: 0:50
- Updated: 26 May 2016
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Paracha Says Afghan Refugees Should Be Sent Back To Their Country - Ary News Headlines 27 may 2016
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Enough Is Enough Afghan Refugees Will Have To Return Now says Bugti - Ary News Headlines 27 may 2016
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- Duration: 3:20
- Updated: 26 May 2016
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Enough Is Enough Afghan Refugees Will Have To Return Now says Bugti - Ary News Headlines 27 may 2016
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- published: 26 May 2016
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Ary News Headlines 27 May 2016, Afghan Refugees Should Be sent Back To Their Country
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- Updated: 26 May 2016
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- published: 26 May 2016
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Enough is enough Afghan refugees will have to return now says Bugti
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- Duration: 3:07
- Updated: 26 May 2016
- views: 34
Enough is enough Afghan refugees will have to return now says BugtiWatch online latest updates and news related to national and international politics, econom...
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- published: 26 May 2016
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Ary News Headlines 26 May 2016, Enough is Enough Afghan Refugees Will Have to Return Now
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- published: 26 May 2016
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24 Exclusive: Afghan refugees now will have to go back, Sarfaraz Bugti
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- Duration: 7:16
- Updated: 26 May 2016
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- published: 26 May 2016
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24 live: Afghan refugees now will have to go back, Sarfaraz Bugti
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- Updated: 26 May 2016
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24 live: Afghan refugees now will have to go back, Sarfaraz Bugti
24 live: Afghan refugees now will have to go back, Sarfaraz Bugti
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Afghan intel using refugees to disrupt peace in Balochistan: Bugti
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- Duration: 2:27
- Updated: 26 May 2016
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Balochistan Home Minister Sarfaraz Bugti Thursday said that security agencies have arrested six operatives of Afghan intelligence agencies, Samaa reported.
“Th...
Balochistan Home Minister Sarfaraz Bugti Thursday said that security agencies have arrested six operatives of Afghan intelligence agencies, Samaa reported.
“The accused were involved in attacking FC personnel and citizens,” Sarfaraz Bugti told a news conference in Quetta.
He said the Afghan refugees are disrupting peace in the province. “Enough is enough, we can no longer host Afghan refugees. They would have to return to their country,” he said.
Bugti also displayed the confession video of the suspects.
An accused, identified as Abdul Wahab, confessed that he spread unrest in Quetta. He said that the operatives were provided Rs 2 lac and 50 thousand for killing while Rs 80 thousand was granted for carrying out bomb blast.
The accused arrested said that he was directed by an officer of Afghan Intelligence to conduct terrorist activities. “We get training in Faizi camp to carry out bombing,” he added. –Samaa
wn.com/Afghan Intel Using Refugees To Disrupt Peace In Balochistan Bugti
Balochistan Home Minister Sarfaraz Bugti Thursday said that security agencies have arrested six operatives of Afghan intelligence agencies, Samaa reported.
“The accused were involved in attacking FC personnel and citizens,” Sarfaraz Bugti told a news conference in Quetta.
He said the Afghan refugees are disrupting peace in the province. “Enough is enough, we can no longer host Afghan refugees. They would have to return to their country,” he said.
Bugti also displayed the confession video of the suspects.
An accused, identified as Abdul Wahab, confessed that he spread unrest in Quetta. He said that the operatives were provided Rs 2 lac and 50 thousand for killing while Rs 80 thousand was granted for carrying out bomb blast.
The accused arrested said that he was directed by an officer of Afghan Intelligence to conduct terrorist activities. “We get training in Faizi camp to carry out bombing,” he added. –Samaa
- published: 26 May 2016
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Refugees in Idomeni, Greek - Macedonian border, 15May2016
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- Duration: 0:53
- Updated: 18 May 2016
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The mission of Greek Forum of Refugees visits refugees (families and children) in IDOMENI. more then 10000 refugees are trapped there more then 3 months, after ...
The mission of Greek Forum of Refugees visits refugees (families and children) in IDOMENI. more then 10000 refugees are trapped there more then 3 months, after the border closing. the situation is disparate.
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Interview with a refugee from Afghanistan in Idomeni
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- Updated: 12 May 2016
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In Idomeni there are camps in the petrol stations along the highway. At the moment ethnic minorities such as Afghans, Pakistani and Iranians are not recognized ...
In Idomeni there are camps in the petrol stations along the highway. At the moment ethnic minorities such as Afghans, Pakistani and Iranians are not recognized as refugees from EU. That is why their hope to get Europe is fading away.
Credits: Andrea Spina (filmmaker)
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Claudio Amendolagine (Digital Content Editor)
Andrea Spina (Filmmaker)
Alfredo Chiarappa (Photographer)
Francesco Pistilli (Photographer)
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In Idomeni there are camps in the petrol stations along the highway. At the moment ethnic minorities such as Afghans, Pakistani and Iranians are not recognized as refugees from EU. That is why their hope to get Europe is fading away.
Credits: Andrea Spina (filmmaker)
ION | Live Blog & Digital Storytelling - http://ionreviews.com
Claudio Amendolagine (Digital Content Editor)
Andrea Spina (Filmmaker)
Alfredo Chiarappa (Photographer)
Francesco Pistilli (Photographer)
- published: 12 May 2016
- views: 46
Thousands Afghan Refugees At Greece Border News February 25, 2016
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- Duration: 4:41
- Updated: 10 May 2016
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World and International al jazeera News Today 24th February 2016, for more updates you can find our videos with the following tags: Headlines News, News .
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World and International al jazeera News Today 24th February 2016, for more updates you can find our videos with the following tags: Headlines News, News .
The bottleneck at the Macedonian border began when Skopje started only allowing refugees from Iraq and Syria through, leaving thousands of others stranded .
Thousands of Afghan refugees on the Greece-Macedonia border have been moved to Athens. Afghans make up about 30 percent of all arrivals to Greece, and .
Some migrants and refugees are managing to cross the Greek-Macedonian border even though Macedonia is refusing to allow transit to Afghans and has .
wn.com/Thousands Afghan Refugees At Greece Border News February 25, 2016
World and International al jazeera News Today 24th February 2016, for more updates you can find our videos with the following tags: Headlines News, News .
The bottleneck at the Macedonian border began when Skopje started only allowing refugees from Iraq and Syria through, leaving thousands of others stranded .
Thousands of Afghan refugees on the Greece-Macedonia border have been moved to Athens. Afghans make up about 30 percent of all arrivals to Greece, and .
Some migrants and refugees are managing to cross the Greek-Macedonian border even though Macedonia is refusing to allow transit to Afghans and has .
- published: 10 May 2016
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Documentary of Afghan Refugees Association in Turkey - TRT
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"The Silent Cry"- Afghan refugee camps of Pakistan
Preview of Episode Six: The Silent Cry A Visage Production for Ahimsa International Video was Directed, Co-Written and Edited by Lee Ann Conner Narrated by Martin Sheen. Produced by Steven Bourget and Crystal Mautner. All footage is owned by Ahimsa International, except for some of the Afghan Soviet footage towards the end. Locations: Rawalpindi Refugee Camp, x , x, and x. You can learn more on www.ahimsainternational.org website. Afghan Refugee Study: A Comprehensive Report to the UN The United Nations High Commissioner on Refugees reports there are over 20 million refugees worldwide. Psychologists and other experts continue to warn that a lack of education, employment, and basic necessities drives corruption and crime within the refugee camps. Slavery, prostitution, drug abuse, ... -
Afghan refugees in Turkey - Kudus TV channel
مشکلات پناهندگان افغان در ترکیه - در شبکه تلویزیونی قدس Türkiyedeki Afgan mülteciler- Kudus TV Afghan refugees in Turkey- in Kudus TV -
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Subscribe to France 24 now: http://f24.my/youtubeEN FRANCE 24 live news stream: all the latest news 24/7 http://f24.my/YTliveEN FRANCE 24 brings you an exclusive documentary from the refugee road to Europe. This is the extraordinary tale of a one-way journey from Afghanistan to Europe. Our reporter followed Massoud, a young Afghan man, on his heroic and dramatic odyssey crossing seven borders to finally reach Germany. Visit our website: http://www.france24.com Like us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/FRANCE24.English Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/France24_en -
On The Front Govt Committed To Repatriating Afghan Refugees By End Of 2015 – 23rd December 2014
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Is This the Worst Refugee Crisis in Europe?
Watch in HD: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vJm_ZBGTe4M The Battle for Attica Square: Watch as Greece grapples with its refugee crisis It's the first time that an EU country has seen its treatment of refugees described as a humanitarian crisis by the UNHCR. This report gets to the heart of the escalating tensions in Greece. "I've seen too many. They cross the river like bees", sighs a local fisherman. With as many as 400 people crossing the Evros river each day, arrests of illegal immigrants in Greece have exploded from 3,500 to 20,000 in a year. Most choose to turn themselves in, but they have no idea what awaits them. Infested with rats, Greece's detention centres are now critically overcrowded. Those who try to avoid this fate end up on the streets, such as in Attica Square, home to ... -
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Documentary of Afghan Refugee family in Turkey
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- Updated: 07 Feb 2016
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مستند ویدیویی از مشکلات پناهندگان افغانستانی که با هماهنگی انجمن همبستگی و همدردی با پناهندگان افغان در ترکیه و شبکه تلویزیونی ت آر ت فیلم برداری شده بود
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مستند ویدیویی از مشکلات پناهندگان افغانستانی که با هماهنگی انجمن همبستگی و همدردی با پناهندگان افغان در ترکیه و شبکه تلویزیونی ت آر ت فیلم برداری شده بود
Türkiyedeki Afgan mülteciler - TRT
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Documentary of Afghan Refugees Association in Turkey - TRT
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- Duration: 27:23
- Updated: 26 Jan 2016
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مستند ویدیویی از فعالیت های "انجمن همبستگی و همدردی با پناهندگان افغان در ترکیه که توسط شبکه تلویزیونی ت آر ت ثبت و پحش گردید.
مستند ویدیویی از فعالیت های "انجمن همبستگی و همدردی با پناهندگان افغان در ترکیه که توسط شبکه تلویزیونی ت آر ت ثبت و پحش گردید.
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مستند ویدیویی از فعالیت های "انجمن همبستگی و همدردی با پناهندگان افغان در ترکیه که توسط شبکه تلویزیونی ت آر ت ثبت و پحش گردید.
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"The Silent Cry"- Afghan refugee camps of Pakistan
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- Updated: 21 Mar 2012
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Preview of Episode Six: The Silent Cry
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The United Nations High Commissioner on Refugees reports there are over 20 million refugees worldwide. Psychologists and other experts continue to warn that a lack of education, employment, and basic necessities drives corruption and crime within the refugee camps. Slavery, prostitution, drug abuse, and black market economics fuel the hopelessness and resentment that steer so many towards opium and coca harvesting, and militant indoctrination. The impact of the worldwide refugee situation reaches our own streets.
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Afghan Refugee Study: A Comprehensive Report to the UN
The United Nations High Commissioner on Refugees reports there are over 20 million refugees worldwide. Psychologists and other experts continue to warn that a lack of education, employment, and basic necessities drives corruption and crime within the refugee camps. Slavery, prostitution, drug abuse, and black market economics fuel the hopelessness and resentment that steer so many towards opium and coca harvesting, and militant indoctrination. The impact of the worldwide refugee situation reaches our own streets.
Our documentary series exposes the need for basic human necessities such as clean water, food and shelter and even more the necessity of proper education and viable employment options.
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- published: 21 Mar 2012
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Afghan refugees in Turkey - Kudus TV channel
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- Duration: 54:17
- Updated: 26 Jan 2016
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مشکلات پناهندگان افغان در ترکیه - در شبکه تلویزیونی قدس
Türkiyedeki Afgan mülteciler- Kudus TV
Afghan refugees in Turkey- in Kudus TV
مشکلات پناهندگان افغان در ترکیه - در شبکه تلویزیونی قدس
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مشکلات پناهندگان افغان در ترکیه - در شبکه تلویزیونی قدس
Türkiyedeki Afgan mülteciler- Kudus TV
Afghan refugees in Turkey- in Kudus TV
- published: 26 Jan 2016
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Open Jirga 40 "Afghan Refugees"
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- Updated: 23 Mar 2015
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EXCLUSIVE - On the refugee trail from Afghanistan to Germany
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- Updated: 02 Nov 2015
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FRANCE 24 brings you an exclusive documentary from the refugee road to Europe. This is the extraordinary tale of a one-way journey from Afghanistan to Europe. Our reporter followed Massoud, a young Afghan man, on his heroic and dramatic odyssey crossing seven borders to finally reach Germany.
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FRANCE 24 brings you an exclusive documentary from the refugee road to Europe. This is the extraordinary tale of a one-way journey from Afghanistan to Europe. Our reporter followed Massoud, a young Afghan man, on his heroic and dramatic odyssey crossing seven borders to finally reach Germany.
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- published: 02 Nov 2015
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On The Front Govt Committed To Repatriating Afghan Refugees By End Of 2015 – 23rd December 2014
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Refugees and the Afghan Diaspora
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- published: 25 Sep 2015
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Is This the Worst Refugee Crisis in Europe?
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- Updated: 05 Oct 2010
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The Battle for Attica Square: Watch as Greece grapples with its refugee crisis
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The Battle for Attica Square: Watch as Greece grapples with its refugee crisis
It's the first time that an EU country has seen its treatment of refugees described as a humanitarian crisis by the UNHCR. This report gets to the heart of the escalating tensions in Greece.
"I've seen too many. They cross the river like bees", sighs a local fisherman. With as many as 400 people crossing the Evros river each day, arrests of illegal immigrants in Greece have exploded from 3,500 to 20,000 in a year. Most choose to turn themselves in, but they have no idea what awaits them. Infested with rats, Greece's detention centres are now critically overcrowded. Those who try to avoid this fate end up on the streets, such as in Attica Square, home to hundreds of Afghan refugees. With no government support, crime is rife here, and as frustration builds, racial attacks by local vigilantes are escalating beyond control. Ghulam's family sleep on a bench in the square - his four-year-old son was recently attacked in the middle of the night. "If I'd stayed in Afghanistan I might have been beaten, but they would have at least spared my children. I cannot believe this is Europe."
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"I've seen too many. They cross the river like bees", sighs a local fisherman. With as many as 400 people crossing the Evros river each day, arrests of illegal immigrants in Greece have exploded from 3,500 to 20,000 in a year. Most choose to turn themselves in, but they have no idea what awaits them. Infested with rats, Greece's detention centres are now critically overcrowded. Those who try to avoid this fate end up on the streets, such as in Attica Square, home to hundreds of Afghan refugees. With no government support, crime is rife here, and as frustration builds, racial attacks by local vigilantes are escalating beyond control. Ghulam's family sleep on a bench in the square - his four-year-old son was recently attacked in the middle of the night. "If I'd stayed in Afghanistan I might have been beaten, but they would have at least spared my children. I cannot believe this is Europe."
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[93] Iceland Embraces Refugees & Urban Gardening Helps the Homeless
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In this positive episode of Watching the Hawks Tyrel and Tabetha open with a heart-warming story of how Icelanders have signed a petition to open up their count...
In this positive episode of Watching the Hawks Tyrel and Tabetha open with a heart-warming story of how Icelanders have signed a petition to open up their country to 12,000 Syrian refugees. Tabetha brings us news from Atlanta where a shelter is helping people to tend gardens and grow food for themselves on the roof of the shelter’s building. Tyrel updates us on the female army rangers as the U.S. Army decides to accept all qualified candidates to Ranger School. Emily Lindin of the UnSlut Project talks about her memoir and recent film which aims to end slut shaming in society. Tabetha discusses Darlene Arviso who is known as the “Water Lady” on a Navajo Nation Reservation in New Mexico for bringing water to residents every single day.
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- published: 03 Sep 2015
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Testimonies of Refugees from Bicske Refugee Camp — Hungary
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- Updated: 15 Jan 2013
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Afghan refugees in Germany ask to return home | DW News
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Afghan refugees stranded on Greece-Macedonia border
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Afghan Refugees Increase in Athens
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Thousands of Afghan refugees stranded in Greece after Macedonia border closure
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Afghan refugees' life in India
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Afghan refugees return home from Germany
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Refugee crisis: the Afghan refugees arriving on Lesbos
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Germany’s Afghan refugees face repatriation | DW News
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Afghan refugees stranded at Greek border | DW News
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Afghanistan 2015: One people, One future
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Afghan Refugees Complain of Harassment in Pakistan
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Enough is enough, Afghan refugees will now have to leave
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Paracha Says Afghan Refugees Should Be Sent Back To Their Country - Ary News Headlines 27 may 2016
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Enough Is Enough Afghan Refugees Will Have To Return Now says Bugti - Ary News Headlines 27 may 2016
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Ary News Headlines 27 May 2016, Afghan Refugees Should Be sent Back To Their Country
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Enough is enough Afghan refugees will have to return now says Bugti
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Ary News Headlines 26 May 2016, Enough is Enough Afghan Refugees Will Have to Return Now
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24 Exclusive: Afghan refugees now will have to go back, Sarfaraz Bugti
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Afghan intel using refugees to disrupt peace in Balochistan: Bugti
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Refugees in Idomeni, Greek - Macedonian border, 15May2016
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Interview with a refugee from Afghanistan in Idomeni
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Thousands Afghan Refugees At Greece Border News February 25, 2016
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Documentary of Afghan Refugee family in Turkey
مستند ویدیویی از مشکلات پناهندگان افغانستانی که با هماهنگی انجمن همبستگی و همدردی با پناهن...
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Documentary of Afghan Refugees Association in Turkey - TRT
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"The Silent Cry"- Afghan refugee camps of Pakistan
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Afghan refugees in Turkey - Kudus TV channel
مشکلات پناهندگان افغان در ترکیه - در شبکه تلویزیونی قدس
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Open Jirga 40 "Afghan Refugees"
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EXCLUSIVE - On the refugee trail from Afghanistan to Germany
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On The Front Govt Committed To Repatriating Afghan Refugees By End Of 2015 – 23rd December 2014
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Is This the Worst Refugee Crisis in Europe?
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[93] Iceland Embraces Refugees & Urban Gardening Helps the Homeless
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Testimonies of Refugees from Bicske Refugee Camp — Hungary
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TOKYO (AP) " The way some Americans used to pronounce Hiroshima, the city where an atomic bomb was dropped in the closing days of World War II, "HEE-roh-SHEE-mah," sounds a bit foreign to the Japanese ear.The Japanese language generally... ....
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Report: U.S. Nuclear Program Running On Floppy Disks, Windows 3.1
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The U.S. government has gone retro – and not in a good way.Federal auditors at the Government Accounting Office (GAO) say the federal government is spending billions of dollars to maintain outdated, obsolete IT infrastructure, including some technology first introduce in the 1950s, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution reported Thursday ... federal government continues to spend $80 billion a year on IT alone ... “Something's got to change....
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Edit WorldNews.com 27 May 2016
Defense Department researchers determined that she carried a strain of E. coli resistant to the antibiotic colistin, according to a study published Thursday in Antimicrobial Agents and Chemotherapy, a publication of the American Society for Microbiology ... – Tom Frieden"I've been there for TB patients. I've cared for patients for whom there are no drugs left....
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'Mass rape' video on social media shocks Brazil
Edit BBC News 27 May 2016
Brazilian police are hunting more than 30 men suspected of raping a teenage girl in Rio de Janeiro, and of putting video of the attack on social media. The girl is reported to have gone to her boyfriend's house on Saturday and to have regained consciousness later, surrounded by the men ... ....
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Search Teams Say They Have Detected an Emergency Signal from EgyptAir Flight 804
Edit Time Magazine 27 May 2016« back to news headlines
Immigration Ignites Fiery Debate in Australian Election Campaign
Edit Voa News 27 May 2016
Australia votes in a federal election in July, and immigration will be a key issue. Immigration Minister Peter Dutton has stoked controversy by saying illiterate and innumerate refugees would take Australian jobs ... We launched our policy with a young Hazara Afghan refugee, a tiler, who four days after he was out of detention was employed doing work in the construction industry....
Speech by Ambassador Marriët Schuurman at the Third International Symposium on Empowerment and Role of Women in Afghanistan (Kabul, Afghanistan) (NATO - North Atlantic Treaty Organisation)
Edit Public Technologies 27 May 2016
I am looking forward to listening to the multiple voices of Afghan women gathered here today ... In all my encounters with Afghan women, I learnt and was inspired. Time and again, I am deeply impressed by the power, courage and resilience of Afghan women and human rights defenders. When reflecting on my address today, these are the things that immediately came to my mind as the things I learnt from Afghan women....
Karzai urges government to halt further execution of militants
Edit Khaama Press 27 May 2016
The former Afghan President Hamid Karzai has urged the Afghan government to halt further execution of the prisoners charged with the terror offences ... The statement by Karzai further added that war and violence have been imposed on the Afghan people from abroad, insisting that ......
Taliban likely to continue strategy of violence: Obama
Edit Dawn 27 May 2016
Mr Obama was speaking a day after the Afghan Taliban named Mullah Haibatullah Akhundzada as their new leader, elevating a low-profile religious figure in a swift power transition after the death of Mullah Mansour in a US drone strike. Some analysts said it was not clear if Mullah Akhundzada, formerly one of Mansour’s deputies, would emulate his former boss in shunning peace talks with the Afghan government....
Nothing to Go Back to – From Kenya’s Vast Refugee Camp (HRW - Human Rights Watch)
Edit Public Technologies 27 May 2016
Kenya is home to the world's largest refugee camp, Dadaab, which provides shelter to 360,000 mostly Somali refugees. In May 2016, Kenya's government disbanded its department responsible for refugees and announced plans to repatriate Somalis and close Dadaab ... How did Dadaab become the world's largest refugee camp? ... How well have these refugees been integrated into Kenyan society? ... What are the risks for other refugees, beyond Somalis?....
Greece: UNHCR concerned at conditions in new refugee sites and urges that alternatives be found (UNHCR - Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees)
Edit Public Technologies 27 May 2016
UNHCR - Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees). UNHCR is seriously concerned about sub-standard conditions at several sites in northern Greece where refugees and migrants were evacuated this week from the makeshift site at Idomeni, and urges the Greek authorities, with the financial support provided by the European Union, to find better alternatives quickly....
Afghan man found dead after 12 hours shut inside shipping container
Edit Topix 27 May 2016
An Afghan asylum seeker was found dead at Tilbury Docks in Essex after being sealed inside a shipping container for more than 12 hours as he and 34 other illegal immigrants were smuggled into the UK, a court has heard. The Afghan Sikhs, including 15 children, were rescued on August 16 2014 after port workers heard banging noises and cries for help ... ....
Four suspected Afghan terrorists killed in Mohmand
Edit Dawn 27 May 2016
Four suspected Afghan terrorists were killed in a clash with security forces on Friday in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa....
Access to information is vital to build stronger society and policies in Afghanistan says Irina Bokova (UNESCO - United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization)
Edit Public Technologies 27 May 2016
Irina Bokova had an in-depth discussion with Shafika Habibi, founder and Director of the Afghan Women Journalists Association, Najiba Ayubi, Deputy Director of the Afghanistan National Journalists Organisation, Danish Karokhel, member of the Oversight Commission for the implementation of the Access to Information Law and Najib Sharifi, Director of the Afghan Journalists Safety Committee....
Refugee crisis is 'global challenge': G7 leaders
Edit DNA India 27 May 2016
At the summit, the G7 leaders commit to increase global assistance to meet immediate needs of refugees and other displaced persons as well as their host communities. The refugee crisis gripping Europe is a problem that the whole world must deal with, G7 leaders said on Friday at the close of their talks in Japan....
Meet The Anti-Refugee 'Hate' Group That Just Landed In The US From Finland
Edit TPM 27 May 2016
A European-based anti-refugee group is finding a new home in the United States, according to a report from the , and catching fire with neo-Nazis and anti-government extremists ... The group represents a backlash to the rising number of refugees being resettled throughout Europe. In Finland, the number of refugees quickly ballooned from just little more than 3,000 in 2014 to 32,000 in 2015....
America's moral obligation in the global refugee crisis
Edit Deseret News 27 May 2016
While Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon calls the global refugee crisis the “worst humanitarian catastrophe” since World War II, governments and aid groups have been debating what can — and should — be done about the crisis ... How do you characterize the scale of the global refugee crisis? ... Of those countries that host refugees coming in, the majority of those people, more than half, are in underdeveloped countries....
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