JAPAN - REFUGEES

Fortress Japan wants to be seen as an 'open' country

Tokyo has announced it will soon grant refugee status to displaced people in foreign refugee camps with no prospects of repatriation. But the lucky few will number just 30 a year.
PAKISTAN

Afghani refugee groups co-exist in Pakistan despite past tensions

Today, thousands of Afghani refugees live in Pakistan. Some of them fled the Russians, others fled from the Mujahideen or the Taliban. Divided during various Afghan conflicts, these groups now co-exist in a foreign country.
CAMBODIA

Back to unfamiliar roots

A number of US-born children of refugees who fled the Khmer Rouge grew up in US ghettos. But under American law, they are sent back to Cambodia if they are convicted twice as felons. Their return back in their own unknown country can be nightmarish.
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