support for refugees

In his new life, he is the president of Refugees International, an advocacy group promoting support for refugees around the world.

"No, there is no support for refugees.

It comes as Nick Clegg is due to reaffirm his party's support for refugees and asylum seekers.

He has worked as a teacher and social worker, founding the innovative "Revive" project, which provides support for refugees and asylum seekers, in 2001.

On the humanitarian front, we are assembling a coalition of support for refugees in and outside Afghanistan, which is as vital as the military coalition.

In the 2001 fiscal year, Mr. Boucher noted, the United States provided Congo with $88 million for food programs, health services and child support for refugees.

Support for refugees, support for the opposition and pressure on the ruling party are essential ways of achieving what Mugabe himself always claimed to want, namely political power for the majority.

Finally, in the light of the complex human rights problems in Burma, it is incomprehensible that the European Union has cut its financial support for refugees on the Thai-Burmese border.

Their immigration to Great Britain suddenly dropped, after financial support for refugees started to be paid out in the forms of food-tickets in summer 2000 (due to the Immigration and Asylum Act 1999).

From 24 March to 14 July 1999, the 86th AW began Operation Shining Hope, a mission of humanitarian support for refugees displaced by the conflict in the Balkans with shelter and food.

An active lobbyist and advocate for the Syrian cause, Shishakly has met leaders and policy makers in more than thirty countries, and has been involved in humanitarian support for refugees and internally displaced Syrians.

Ruslan Aushev has been sharply at odds with the Kremlin over the lack of federal support for refugees and over Russia's conduct of the war against separatist rebels in Chechnya, which has ravaged much of the civilian population.

The IRC was active worldwide, providing support for refugees fleeing conflict and oppression in India, Chile, Paraguay, Uruguay, Guatemala, Cambodia, Laos, Vietnam, Uganda and the Soviet Union while resettling refugees in the United States.

We want to ensure that this budget line is used creatively, including not just visible support for camps, clean water and so on, but the less visible help that is so critical in refugee situations including psycho-social support and counselling, support on reproductive health issues and indeed, support for refugees with disabilities.

From 1695 to his death in 1725, he was continually involved in writing innovative tracts on social issues, including education, health provision, care for the poor, support for refugees, a plan for a European State, and an argument for the abolition of capital punishment, making him "the first European advocate of the abolition of capital punishment".