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Online Resources - Rohingya Refugees

Rohingya Refugees
From WAB's subscription to GALE's Global Issues in Context database (Tip: for more information search this database using just "Rohingya" as a keyword not "Rohingya refugees")
Myanmar Rohingya: What you need to know about the crisis
From the BBC
The Rohingya crisis
Full coverage of the Rohingya crisis in Myanmar's Rakhine State from CNN
Timeline: Looking Back at the Rohingya Refugee Crisis
From Doctors Without Borders "The Rohingya refugee crisis is not new...Their struggles over successive cycles of displacement and persecution have long been an underreported crisis."
Myanmar's Crisis, Bangladesh's Burden: Among the Rohingya Refugees Waiting for a Miracle
From Time **contains some challenging language**
Myanmar's Rohingya Are in Crisis—What You Need to Know
From National Geographic: "They've been called the world's most persecuted minority. Learn who they are and why they're fleeing."

Refugees in the Netherlands
The official asylum policy from The Netherlands government. Also, look at the "Question and Answer" tab as well as other tabs on on the same page.
Part of the neighbourhood: Syrian refugees in Amsterdam
"How a small shelter in the Netherlands is helping Syrian refugees to integrate into the community."
In the Netherlands, Empty Prisons Become Homes for Refugees
"As plunging crime rates close prisons across the country, a government agency is using the space to house refugees."
Netherlands claimed more than £500,000 from refugees in four years
"Working refugees have to hand over 75% of income to cover costs of living, and declare savings and valuables that may be liable for deductions"
Dutch Council for Refugees
"Refugees have a right to a fair asylum procedure, and subsequently access to adequate housing, education, health care and work. The Dutch Council for Refugees is an independent, non-governmental organization that defends those rights."

Immigration: Stories of Yesterday and Today
"Explore the history of immigration in America and learn what it's like to be in immigrant today."
Explore the issues
From the US Committee for Refugees and Immigrants charity.
"We serve people who have endured extraordinary hardships and are fighting for a chance at a new beginning."
Refugee Admissions
From the US Department of State
DACA: What Happens Now?
"The ending of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, or DACA, was announced in September of 2017, leaving an uncertain future for the Dreamers brought to the U.S. illegally by their parents. Since 2012, DACA has provided work permits and documentation for young immigrants." So what happens now?
What President Trump's Decision To Wind Down DACA Means For "DREAMers"
From DOGO, an online news site for students.