Italians panic; Turkey's rejection of the agreement on migrant "RUINOUS" for Europe

[CrimsonFury]

What are you gonna do ? Change sides ?

Sesli guldum

 

[flamer84]

You have it the wrong way around. Your ancestors were the whores of mine

Yours were Armenian converts.Deal with it.

 

[Paksanity]

Europeans and other rich economies are a disgrace to mankind.


http://www.oxfam.org.uk/media-centr...ountries-host-less-than-9-percent-of-refugees


Six richest countries host less than 9% of refugees – Oxfam
18th Jul 2016

The six wealthiest countries - which make up more than half the global economy - host less than nine percent of the world's refugees while poorer countries are shouldering most of the responsibility, Oxfam said today.

While Germany has recently welcomed far more refugees than the other richest nations, there remains a major gap with poorer countries hosting the vast majority of refugees.

Oxfam's report, A Poor Welcome from the World's Wealthy, shows that China, France, Germany, Japan, the United Kingdom and the United States between them host 2.1 million refugees and asylum seekers or 8.9 percent of the world's total. The UK hosts 169,000 refugees and asylum seekers, less than one percent of the world's total.


In sharp contrast - Jordan, Turkey, the Occupied Palestinian Territory, Pakistan, Lebanon and South Africa - host over half of the world's refugees and asylum seekers even though they make up less than two percent of the world's economy.

More than 65 million people have fled their homes because of conflict and violence, 40.8 million within their own countries, 21.3 million as refugees and 3.2 million awaiting asylum decisions - the highest levels since records began. The conflict in Syria has been a major factor, but people are also fleeing violence in South Sudan, Burundi, Iraq and Yemen, amongst others.

Ahead of two major summits on the global refugee and migration crisis in New York in September, Oxfam is calling on governments to host more refugees, commit to do more to help poorer countries which are sheltering the majority of refugees, and protect and provide assistance to all people on the move.

Mark Goldring chief executive of Oxfam GB said: "Many governments are turning their backs on the suffering of millions of vulnerable people who have fled their homes and shirking their duty to protect them. Thousands are risking their lives to reach a safe haven. Those lucky enough to survive often end up living in squalid conditions without enough clean water or food and face hostility, discrimination and abuse with too many governments doing little to help or protect them.

"This is one of the greatest challenges of our time yet poorer countries, and poorer people, are left to shoulder the responsibility. It is a complex crisis that requires a co-ordinated, global response with the richest countries doing their fair share by welcoming more refugees and doing more to help and protect them wherever they are.

"Now more than ever, the UK needs to show that it is an open, tolerant society that is prepared to play its part in solving this crisis. It is shameful that as one of the richest economies the UK has provided shelter for less than one percent of refugees."

The recent deal between European governments and Turkey which has left thousands of men, women and children detained in Greece in often appalling conditions, goes against the spirit of international law and sets a dangerous precedent. Announcing the closure of the Dadaab refugee camp, the Kenyan government said if Europe could turn away Syrians, then Kenya could do the same for Somalis.

"I urge people to stand as one with the millions forced to flee and put pressure on world leaders meeting in New York in September to act," said Goldring.

Ends

For more information or interviews contact: Jillian Moody 07557 077008 jmoody1@oxfam.org.uk or Sarah Grainger 07810 181514 sgrainger1@oxfam.org.uk

Notes to editors

1. Read Oxfam's media brief A Poor Welcome From the World's Wealthy

2. Oxfam's calculations use the latest available UNHCR figures, and the World Bank's ranking of countries based on their economic wealth.

3. The latest available total number of refugees includes the 5.2 million Palestinian refugees registered by UNRWA, as well as the 16.1 million under UNHCR's mandate.

4. For more information on Oxfam's Stand As One campaign:http://stand.oxfam.org.uk

 

[CrimsonFury]

Yours were Armenian converts.Deal with it.

It is amazing how you are able to read the genetic heritage of people you don't know from an internet forum. But then again, gypsies were always known to be well versed in the occult arts

 

[Beast]

Europeans and other rich economies are a disgrace to mankind.


http://www.oxfam.org.uk/media-centr...ountries-host-less-than-9-percent-of-refugees


Six richest countries host less than 9% of refugees – Oxfam
18th Jul 2016

The six wealthiest countries - which make up more than half the global economy - host less than nine percent of the world's refugees while poorer countries are shouldering most of the responsibility, Oxfam said today.

While Germany has recently welcomed far more refugees than the other richest nations, there remains a major gap with poorer countries hosting the vast majority of refugees.

Oxfam's report, A Poor Welcome from the World's Wealthy, shows that China, France, Germany, Japan, the United Kingdom and the United States between them host 2.1 million refugees and asylum seekers or 8.9 percent of the world's total. The UK hosts 169,000 refugees and asylum seekers, less than one percent of the world's total.


In sharp contrast - Jordan, Turkey, the Occupied Palestinian Territory, Pakistan, Lebanon and South Africa - host over half of the world's refugees and asylum seekers even though they make up less than two percent of the world's economy.

More than 65 million people have fled their homes because of conflict and violence, 40.8 million within their own countries, 21.3 million as refugees and 3.2 million awaiting asylum decisions - the highest levels since records began. The conflict in Syria has been a major factor, but people are also fleeing violence in South Sudan, Burundi, Iraq and Yemen, amongst others.

Ahead of two major summits on the global refugee and migration crisis in New York in September, Oxfam is calling on governments to host more refugees, commit to do more to help poorer countries which are sheltering the majority of refugees, and protect and provide assistance to all people on the move.

Mark Goldring chief executive of Oxfam GB said: "Many governments are turning their backs on the suffering of millions of vulnerable people who have fled their homes and shirking their duty to protect them. Thousands are risking their lives to reach a safe haven. Those lucky enough to survive often end up living in squalid conditions without enough clean water or food and face hostility, discrimination and abuse with too many governments doing little to help or protect them.

"This is one of the greatest challenges of our time yet poorer countries, and poorer people, are left to shoulder the responsibility. It is a complex crisis that requires a co-ordinated, global response with the richest countries doing their fair share by welcoming more refugees and doing more to help and protect them wherever they are.

"Now more than ever, the UK needs to show that it is an open, tolerant society that is prepared to play its part in solving this crisis. It is shameful that as one of the richest economies the UK has provided shelter for less than one percent of refugees."

The recent deal between European governments and Turkey which has left thousands of men, women and children detained in Greece in often appalling conditions, goes against the spirit of international law and sets a dangerous precedent. Announcing the closure of the Dadaab refugee camp, the Kenyan government said if Europe could turn away Syrians, then Kenya could do the same for Somalis.

"I urge people to stand as one with the millions forced to flee and put pressure on world leaders meeting in New York in September to act," said Goldring.

Ends

For more information or interviews contact: Jillian Moody 07557 077008 jmoody1@oxfam.org.uk or Sarah Grainger 07810 181514 sgrainger1@oxfam.org.uk

Notes to editors

1. Read Oxfam's media brief A Poor Welcome From the World's Wealthy

2. Oxfam's calculations use the latest available UNHCR figures, and the World Bank's ranking of countries based on their economic wealth.

3. The latest available total number of refugees includes the 5.2 million Palestinian refugees registered by UNRWA, as well as the 16.1 million under UNHCR's mandate.

4. For more information on Oxfam's Stand As One campaign:http://stand.oxfam.org.uk

Its crazy this article group China as a rich country? Our GDP is even lower than $10000per capita. How can we be called rich?

 

[MarkusS]

What are you gonna do ? Change sides ?

wat?

 

[flamer84]

It is amazing how you are able to read the genetic heritage of people you don't know from an internet forum. But then again, gypsies were always known to be well versed in the occult arts

Dude...accept it...This is what you modern day Turks are...a bunch of Euro converts

 

[-SINAN-]

wat?

@CrimsonFury @T-123456

Don't mind me Markuss....everybody else except you understood.... (Maybe except that gypsy )

 

[CrimsonFury]

Dude...accept it...This is what you modern day Turks are

And yet we are still much more powerful and relevant than you

 

[flamer84]

Its crazy this article group China as a rich country? Our GDP is even lower than $10000per capita. How can we be called rich?

Just say that you don't want exploding refugees

 

[-SINAN-]

Dude...accept it...This is what you modern day Turks are...a bunch of Euro converts

Going with the same narrative.....i shouldn't have posted genetics and expect you to understand it.

 

[flamer84]

@CrimsonFury @T-123456

Don't mind me Markuss....everybody else except you understood.... (Maybe except that gypsy )

Turkis,as travelers,get in the gypsie category.....as per customs to

 

[-SINAN-]

Turkis,as travelers,get in the gypsie category.....as per customs to

Hımm, yet i traveled Europe (Interrail), just get in through Greece, nobody caused me trouble till i come back to home from Amsterdam..... maybe it's exclusive for you guys.

 

[flamer84]

Hımm, yet i traveled Europe (Interrail), just get in through Greece, nobody caused me trouble till i come back to home from Amsterdam..... maybe it's exclusive for you guys.

no visa for turk gypsies

You see,I travel free...you.....not so much

 

[-SINAN-]

no visa for turk gypsies

Turk gypsies ???

You mean these ?

They dance all the time, i don't think they have money to travel, in the first place.

You see,I travel free...you.....not so much

Vica-Versa.