Indrika Ratwatte
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Indrika Ratwatte
@IndrikaRatwatte - 05/07/2021
congratulations to our refugee athletes. you embody Courage, endurance & resilience in the face of adversity! https://t.co/l9z1V06mNS
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Indrika Ratwatte
@IndrikaRatwatte - 21/06/2021
International support to the people of #Afghanistan is more important now than ever. The people of Afghanistan -- including those we're speaking to virtually from Jalalabad and Herat -- cannot be forgotten or left behind. 2/2 https://t.co/s7bBsyAKhh
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Indrika Ratwatte
@IndrikaRatwatte - 21/06/2021
Great to be ‘in’ #Afghanistan virtually today with the Core Group members of the SSAR Support Platform and other key donors. We're hearing from frontline colleagues about critical assistance for displaced people and those going home to priority areas of return. 1/2 https://t.co/5qwW3XUIAL
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Indrika Ratwatte
@IndrikaRatwatte - 19/06/2021
The number of people impacted by “Forced Displacement” has doubled in the past decade. A telling statistic of a human made reality. Political resolve to address root causes, solidarity with host nations & a steadfast determination pursue solutions is needed now more than ever!
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Indrika Ratwatte
@IndrikaRatwatte - 19/06/2021
Together, Pakistan, Bangladesh and Iran continue to host 13% of the global total refugee population. The generosity of these host countries and their people, even in the midst of a pandemic needs to be recognized and supported. https://t.co/9aNbSbwsSY
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Indrika Ratwatte
@IndrikaRatwatte - 18/06/2021
At the end of 2020, nearly 1.1 million Rohingya refugees from #Myanmar remain displaced across Asia. They want to return home but need rights guaranteed, including access to citizenship, peace and security. #WithRefugees https://t.co/ixGl52KCu5
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Indrika Ratwatte
@IndrikaRatwatte - 18/06/2021
Spanning across 40 years, Afghan displacement has been one of the most protracted situations of our time. In 2020, Afghans remained the third largest population displaced across borders, with 2.6 million refugees. More than 85 percent are generously hosted in Pakistan + Iran https://t.co/GL9d9unWwH
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Indrika Ratwatte
@IndrikaRatwatte - 18/06/2021
Despite COVID19, global displacement soared to 82.4M in 2020 with closed borders hindering protection + critical services Though stats are dire, let's not forget the individuals behind the numbers Leaders must act within Asia + globally to create durable solutions #WithRefugees https://t.co/9JmV40wCJe
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