Israel’s Forgotten Refugees: African Asylum-Seekers Trapped in Limbo
According to official statistics, there are currently 42,000 asylum seekers in the country-more than 30,000 of whom are Eritrean.
No Escape from Suffering: Syrian Refugee Women in Beirut
Hamra Street, historically regarded as the heart of the Lebanese capital, Beirut, has been recently populated by Syrians, including large numbers of women and children, who have fled war in their country only to face the harsh realities of working or even living in the streets of Beirut.
After Baghdad, Beirut, and Paris, the Refugee Crisis Urges a Feminist Critique
It is necessary to query the way the DAIISH challenge is addressed by Western societies.