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    @RefugeesMedia - 14/10/2022

    And it is a failure which we — as the international community — must not accept. We must do better. We must take risks for — and make — peace.

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    @RefugeesMedia - 14/10/2022

    Petty, aggressive nationalism, in an era of global, shared challenges, is not only irresponsible — it is suicidal. It will allow a leader to win the next election or remain in power through other means — but it won’t save his or her citizens and all of us from the brink.

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    @RefugeesMedia - 14/10/2022

    "I had been carrying her for 10 days. We had to leave her by the side of the road. We had no strength to bury her." Somali mother Fatima walked 15 days to escape drought. Her daughter died in her arms on the way @FilippoGrandi remarks at @Refugees #ExCom https://t.co/gOfGEUwtbJ

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    @RefugeesMedia - 14/10/2022

    Safeguard international protection, strengthen accountability, prevent and respond to gender-based violence, expand resettlement and complementary pathways, mainstream development assistance,

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    @RefugeesMedia - 14/10/2022

    grow protection for displaced internally, redouble efforts to end statelessness under the #IBelong campaign, and mitigate the displacement impacts of climate change.

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    @RefugeesMedia - 14/10/2022

    UNHCR is significantly scaling up our responses to these mounting protection needs in 8 strategic areas over the next 4 years:

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    @RefugeesMedia - 14/10/2022

    There is growing pressure for refugees to return to their countries of origin as host nations buckle under the burden of protecting unprecedented millions.

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    @RefugeesMedia - 14/10/2022

    Yet in protracted conflicts where schools, clinics and houses are destroyed and livelihood opportunities are few, returns may be unsafe and close to impossible, despite the fervent wish of most refugees to go home.

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    @RefugeesMedia - 14/10/2022

    Food insecurity for millions, economic shocks of fuel and energy price rises and inter-communal competition for water and arable land, create a pernicious cycle of hunger and conflict, propelling yet further refugee displacement and protection needs.

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    @RefugeesMedia - 14/10/2022

    The impacts of climate change, seen recently in the fatal floods of Pakistan, are likely to increase, demanding ever more international aid and stringent measures to adapt and prevent.