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On World Refugee Day, cuisines from Sri Lanka, Afghanistan and Myanmar, came together in Chennai

Chennai got a taste of traditional dishes from Myanmar, Sri Lanka and Afganistan like Kabuli pulao, dhooi pila and sodhi cooked by refugees residing in Tamil Nadu at the Refugee Food Festival in Semmozhi Poonga.

The Hindu

Fighting for a life: The Afghan refugees finding hope in MMA

Afghan mixed martial arts fighters living abroad try to bridge gap between poverty and glory after Taliban bans sport.

Al Jazeera

Australia brings its last refugee on the Pacific island of Nauru to its mainland

Australia's government, which announced earlier this month that it would be moving refugees off of Nauru, confirmed to media that it will pay $350 million annually to keep the Nauru facility open.

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Campaigners alarmed by rejection of refugees using ‘safe and legal routes’

Two-thirds of those seeking family reunion in the UK who are initially turned down succeed at appeal, says Ramfel charity

The Guardian - UK

Refugee sleeping at Piccadilly Station trekked through mountains and camped in Calais to get here

For Refugee Week, we spoke to five refugees living in Greater Manchester. They revealed why they moved, how they got here and what life is like for them in the place they now call home

Manchester Evening News

Turkey continues to host more refugees than anyone else, but for how long?

Turkey's re-elected president, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, is standing by his policy to give shelter to millions of refugees. Bordering Syria and spanning Europe and Asia, Turkey is the world's biggest host of people seeking international asylum – but public unease over the policy could threaten that.

Radio France Internationale

Refugee celebrates 'sense of stability at last' as UK offers hope and relief from suffering

Speaking to Mirror to mark the end of Refugee Week, mum-of-two Kana Josée, born in Rwanda, praised how "welcoming and warm" the UK has been since she fled domestic violence

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Happy endings: the Syrian refugee’s restaurant that you helped thrive

Ghofran Hamza was one of 15 immigrant chefs featured in a Guardian special last year. How is she doing now?

The Guardian - UK

Last refugee held on Nauru arrives in Australia

While offshore policy is being wound down, campaigners say ‘dark chapter’ will not end until last refugees leave PNG.

Al Jazeera

The Glasgow football club helping refugees to access sport

ANY football fan will likely be familiar with Italian manager Arrigo Sacchi’s iconic quote that it’s “the most important of the least…

The National (Scotland)

Last refugee on Nauru evacuated as Australian government says offshore processing policy remains

Decention centre on Pacific island ‘ready to receive and process’ any new unauthorised maritime arrivals at an annual cost of $350m

The Guardian - AU

A ‘house’ away from home: Sri Lankan refugees in Tamil Nadu

Regardless of some economic progress that they may have experienced since they moved to Tamil Nadu in search of sanctuary, there remains a widespread feeling of discomfort among them about still being identified as refugees

The Hindu

Australia to spend millions on empty refugee hub

Australia will continue funding its controversial offshore detention processing centre on the Pacific island of Nauru even as the facility’s remaining refugees leave, in an effort to dissuade people-smugglers from sending boats to the country, according to local media.

Bangkok Post

Australia to move last refugee from offshore processing on Nauru – but its cruelty and cost are not over

Despite the ostensible end to offshore processing on the Pacific island, the architecture and ‘inhuman’ policy remain

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Middle East roundup: Jenin, the refugee camp on Israel’s radar

Secret Iran-US talks, and alarm about possible genocide in Sudan. Here’s the Middle East roundup from this week.

The Hindu

Indian photographer Saurabh Narang documents Ukrainian refugees in Germany and here’s what he learnt

Al Jazeera

UN slams Israel’s use of ‘advanced military weaponry’ in Jenin

Israeli forces stormed the Jenin refugee camp on Monday to arrest two suspects.

The National (Scotland)

Celtic great Tommy Burns, the Iranian refugee and Scotland's untapped talent pool

MOVING from his native Iran to Scotland when he was just a teenager back in the early 2000s was challenging for Pedram Ardalany for a multitude of…

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Bangkok Post

World cannot turn a blind eye to Rohingya problem

World Refugee Day was celebrated on June 20. As Bangladesh has not yet signed the 1951 Refugee Convention, there is no merit in not officially celebrating this red-letter day.

Chronicle Live

Newcastle marks 75th anniversary of Windrush with parade during Refugee Week

The North of England Refugee Service aimed to send a message of solidarity to migrant communities

The Conversation

LGBTQ+ people are facing increasing persecution globally, but refugee status is still extremely hard to get

The newly passed Anti-Homosexuality Act in Uganda has made a country that was already dangerous for LGBTQ+ people truly treacherous.

The National (Scotland)

Refugees gather to celebrate community in face of 'draining' UK Government rhetoric

PEOPLE from across Glasgow's refugee community gathered to celebrate their "Roots of Refuge" at a community event on Thursday.

The National (Scotland)

Refugee director Hassan Nazer inspires Glasgow pupils to make films for festival

THE SCOTTISH-Iranian director of an Oscar-shortlisted film has been helping kids in Glasgow make their own films for Refugee Festival Scotland 2023.

Bangkok Post

Helping refugees fit in to society

Forced displacement is not by choice. When refugees flee for their lives, they do not have time to compare whether taking the plane or the train would be the best option. Often by foot, displacement is sudden, unplanned, and desperate. Not an act of luxury but to save lives.

Bristol Post

Flagship event celebrating refugees in Bristol takes place this weekend

The free family-friendly event marks the end of Refugee week 2023

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