The future of refugee work

Article Abstract:

UN High Commissioner for Refugees Sadako Ogata calls for stronger international commitment to the protection and upholding of the rights of refugees. She believes that rescue work will be enhanced by the support of all countries for similar efforts. However, as the number of refugees continue to swell, industrialized countries opt to restrict the entry of refugees seeking asylum. Moreover, the refugees and their families suffer harsh treatment from the host country. These policies must be stopped and eradicated to effect meaningful help for marginalized people like refugees.

Analysis, Laws, regulations and rules, United Nations, Asylum, Right of, Right of asylum, Speeches, lectures and essays, Ogata, Sadako

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Changing refugee policy in Hungary

Article Abstract:

Immigration and emigration activities have lately reached alarming proportions in the Central-Eastern European region due to the lifting of restrictions in the Soviet Union, the Balkan countries and other former communist countries. Hungary is one country in this intermediary region that is grappling with the management of their share of migrants and refugees. To address this issue, the country has started to frame its refugee policy with the establishment of authorities on refugee affairs in 1989.

Hungary, Emigration and immigration

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