From left to right, Ali Mohammadi (17) from Afghanistan, Hussain Akhlaqi (17) from Indonesia and Mujtaba Ahmadi (18) from Iran / Credit: Neena Bhandari/IPS
From left to right, Ali Mohammadi (17) from Afghanistan, Hussain Akhlaqi (17) from Indonesia and Mujtaba Ahmadi (18) from Iran 
When Hussain Akhlaqi (17) arrived on Australian shores 11 months ago from Indonesia, on a boat carrying over 100 other asylum seekers, he was immediately placed in the Christmas Island immigration detention centre. Ali Mohammadi (17) from Afghanistan, and Mujtaba Ahmadi (18) from Iran, also endured a risky journey by sea only to meet the same fate. 
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Young Asylum Seekers Arrive to ‘Nightmare’ Detention

From left to right, Ali Mohammadi (17) from Afghanistan, Hussain Akhlaqi (17) from Indonesia and Mujtaba Ahmadi (18) from Iran  Wh...
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Men, women, unaccompanied children; the corridors of refugee camps reveal the stories of those chasing a ‘European dream’, escaping from their national nightmares. The Baltic Review discussed refugee trends with Damien Dermaux of CGRS, and the psychological condition of unaccompanied children with Dr Mina Faze of Oxford University.

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Refugees: so close but yet so far

Men, women, unaccompanied children; the corridors of refugee camps reveal the stories of those chasing a ‘European dream’, escaping fro...
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In the course of the last three weeks, we lost three of our young people in Honduras, each found murdered. They were among the homeless, trafficked and exploited children and youth who live with us atCasa Alianza Honduras, Covenant House's programs in Tegucigalpa. We have no news on who may have committed these heinous crimes.
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Stop the Murders of Street Kids

In the course of the last three weeks, we lost three of our young people in Honduras, each found murdered. They were among the homeless, t...
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Più di 25.000 bambini profughi maliani fuggiti in Burkina Faso a causa del conflitto in corso rischiano di essere definitivamente esclusi dalla scuola se non verranno prese disposizioni urgenti per assicurare il loro diritto all’istruzione e non saranno stanziati fondi adeguati. Terre des Hommes chiede la comunità internazionale si mobiliti prontamente per evitare che l’esclusione verificatesi in questi ultimi anni tra i rifugiati tuareg non si riproduca su scala maggiore e sia di nuovo fonte di violenze.
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25.000 bambini del Mali rifugiati in Burkina Faso a rischio di abbandono scolastico

Più di 25.000 bambini profughi maliani fuggiti in Burkina Faso a causa del conflitto in corso rischiano di essere definitivamente esclusi...
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La crisis se llevó ayer por delante el consorcio Pedro Anitua, un centro que cuando abrió sus puertas en Vitoria en 1985 fue uno de los primeros en abordar la educación de los jóvenes en riesgo de exclusión. El consorcio, en el que participan Educación y el Ayuntamiento de Vitoria, fue disuelto ayer por su junta, que suma al equipo de gobierno municipal, la citada consejería y los grupos municipales peneuvista y socialista.
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VITORIA La crisis acaba con un centro que instruía a jóvenes en riesgo de exclusión

La crisis se llevó ayer por delante el consorcio Pedro Anitua, un centro que cuando abrió sus puertas en Vitoria en 1985 fue uno de los ...
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