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Iran deported over 360,000 undocumented Afghans in 2007 / Photo credit: Abdullah Shaheen / IRIN
19.02.2008 Afghanistan government has urged Iran not to deport its illegal migrants, as it does not have the capacity to absorb them. More than two million Afghans live in Iran, of which less than half have the status of valid refugees.
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Image: Iran deported over 360,000 undocumented Afghans in 2007 / Photo credit: Abdullah Shaheen / IRIN
Ruth Manorama
11.02.2008 Young women need to be part of an organisation to understand the 'collective consciousness', says Ruth Manorama, whose efforts have helped make a space for Dalit women in the mainstream feminist movement in India. In a close conversation, she looks back at her three decades of struggles and many victories.
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06.02.2008 NepalÂ’s recent decision to resettle refugees from Bhutan in third countries is good news for over 107,000 people who have lived in camps for the last 17 years. The first groups of refugees are expected to begin departing next month.

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Related topics/regions: [South Asia] [Bhutan] [Nepal] [Refugees] [Social exclusion] [Politics]

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