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Moldova ready to take in more Ukrainian refugees this winter — Sandu

Moldova is preparing to welcome more Ukrainian refugees if winter brings greater hardship, President Maia Sandu announced. The small country has already hosted 100,000 refugees since 2022, and this commitment shows solidarity in the face of ongoing conflict. It’s a heartening sign of support for those in need.

NV

Mahmood to reopen scheme to resettle refugees in the UK

The UK is reopening a resettlement scheme to offer safe, legal routes for refugees, with a focus on Afghan women and girls and Palestinians. This step aims to provide protection while reducing dangerous crossings. It’s a practical move to support those in urgent need.

BBC News

The Sahrawi pharmaceutical lab battling against sand and shortages: ‘We are a rose in the desert’

In the Algerian desert, 11 Sahrawi workers produce essential medicines for a refugee population in exile. Their lab provides antibiotics, eye drops, and creams, offering vital healthcare in harsh conditions. This small but determined effort brings hope to a community that has endured for decades.

El País (English)

How a Sudanese refugee became a head teacher in a Chadian camp

Sahra, a Sudanese refugee, now leads a school in a Chadian camp, offering children safety and hope through education. Her work helps displaced children rebuild their lives in difficult circumstances. It’s a powerful example of resilience and the transformative power of teaching.

Al Jazeera

Malaysia vows not to return Rohingya refugees to Myanmar if lives at risk

Authorities are screening 5,000 refugees as rights groups warn they remain at risk of persecution in Myanmar.

Al Jazeera

‘We plant belonging’: how nature charities and asylum seekers work together in UK countryside

Nature charities and refugee groups are working together to support both asylum seekers and wildlife in the UK countryside. The collaboration helps people find belonging while restoring ecosystems. It’s a win-win for communities and the environment.

The Guardian

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