SIRA BİZE GELECEK Mİ: MÜLTECİLİĞİN YAKIN TARİHİ

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II. Dünya Savaşından itibaren yaşanan mülteci krizlerinden örnekler:

 

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Of the 1,200,000 population of Jordan, some 400,000 are displaced Palestinians, refugees from the recent Palestine war. A large number of these are housed at U.N and private camps in the area of Amman, the capital city. Each refugee receives a 1,500 calorie ration, supplemented by a milk ration, each day. The education of the children is also aided by the United Nations relief and rehabilitation administration. The photo shows a general view of the United Nations refugee camp at Amman. It houses seven thousand refugees. (AP Photo) Jim Pringle/Associated Press
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South Korean refugees board an LST near Masan on Sept. 17, 1950 as they are ordered from their homes to prevent heavy civilian casualties in the fighting between United Nations forces and the North Koreas. They were taken to an island refuge. (AP Photo/Jim Pringle) Jim Pringle/Associated Press
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ERBIL, NORTHERN IRAQ - MARCH 19: A Kurdish family is fleeing Iraq at the Qoshtapa checkpoint near Erbil. Imminent war has driven many families to leave the Kirkuk and its surrounding villages in the face of an attack by Iraq. (Photo Patrick Barth/Getty Images) Patrick Barth/Getty Images
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A towering cloud of smoke marks the area in Saigon's Oholon section on Feb. 12, 1968 where Allied troops and Viet Cong guerrillas are battling forcing thousands of refugees to flee. (AP Photo) Associated Press
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Dazed refugees from war-torn Vukovar debark from a convoy in Dvorovi, a village in the Yugoslavian republic of Bosnia-Herzegovina, Nov. 22, 1991. The convoy carried about 1,600 civilians from Vukovar, site of a brutal three-month siege. (AP Photo/Hassan Amini) Hassan Amini/Associated Press
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Afghan refugees in Pakistan wait at the border with Afghanistan September 27 to go back in their country after Kabul fell to the Taleban Islamic militia. Afghanistan's Taleban Islamic militia said on Friday it had taken control of the capital Kabul and declared it would enforce an Islamic system in the country. Reuters AFGHAN TALEBAN - RTRS9F
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Thousands of Rwandan refugees wait to get food at the Mugunga camp near Goma, eastern Zaire, Wednesday July 27, 1994. Aid agencies are struggling, as food supplies are insufficient and disease rampant, killing thousands. In all, some 2.4 million ethnic Hutu refuges have fled Rwanda, fearful that victorious Tutsi rebels will take revenge for the massacre of 350,000 to 500,000 people, mostly Tutsi, by Hutu militias from April to mid-July. (AP Photo/Javier Bauluz) Javier Bauluz/Associated Press
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Refugees in Baidewa, Somalia in July, 1992. Credit: Eric BOUVET / Contributor Caption:SOMALIA - JULY 01: Refugees in Baidewa, Somalia in July, 1992. (Photo by Eric BOUVET/Gamma-Rapho via Getty Images) Eric Bouvet/Gamma-Rapho/Getty Images
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A child sits next to barbed wire as people stand in a refugee camp near the airport in Bangui after fleeing violence on December 11, 2013. The father of a slain French soldier has described how disarmed Muslim fighters in the Central African Republic were lynched by a Christian mob in harrowing testimony that raised the spectre of a new wave of sectarian killing in the troubled state. French officers say the vast majority of the armed groups who had brought terror to Bangui were disarmed within 24 hours of the intervention force arriving to back up African troops in the 2,500-strong MISCA force that has been in the country for some time but had proved incapable of preventing the recent violence. AFP PHOTO/ SIA KAMBOU (Photo credit should read SIA KAMBOU/AFP/Getty Images) Sia Kambou/Agence France-Presse/Getty Images
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Internally displaced South Sudanese wait under a shelter for the food to be distributed in Minkaman, South Sudan , Thursday, June 26, 2014. Once a month the United Nations World Food Programme (WFP) distribute to over 100,000 internally displace people in Minkaman, the largest such camp in South Sudan. Averaging 8-10 thousand people a day it is a slow process, made more difficult by poor quality ration cards distributed by the International Organization for Migration (IOM) that have in some cases been destroyed. Depending on the size of the family they are distributed portions of Sorghum, Lentils, Oil and Salt. (AP Photo/Matthew Abbott) Matthew Abbott/Associated Press
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Görseller Wall Street Journal ‘dan derlenerek Türkçe’ye çevrilmiştir. Her fotoğrafın yanında kaynağı belirtilmiştir.

Author: Kılavuz Kirpi

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