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PTI govt to offer jobs to 'climate change migrants' in Billion Tree Tsunami project
Lawmakers, climate experts say pandemic has hit migrant workers the hardest
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Over one per cent of humanity displaced: UN
About 68 per cent of the world's refugees come from Syria, Venezuela, Afghanistan, South Sudan and Myanmar
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Delhi's displaced scrape a living after deadly riots
In total, some 2,000 people are believed to have been displaced, taking shelter on the floors of private homes
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The plight of displaced communities
Researchers shed light on the problems in context of anti-encroachment operation, challenges faced by Afghan refugees
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Niger floods force 23,000 from their homes
Some 400 families were sheltering in a gym in the city
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Within sight of border, war-weary Syrians dream of Turkey
Turkey hosts the most Syrian refugees in the world at 3.6 million
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Death toll in Nepal floods rises to 55, thousands displaced
As incessant monsoon rains pound many areas in the mostly mountainous nation
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Record 70.8 million people displaced at end of 2018: UN
UNHCR attributes the increase partly to surging displacements in Ethiopia and Venezuela
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100 displaced on remote island by Papua New Guinea quake
Government struggles to reach remote island communities after the magnitude 7.5 tremblor
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Karachi's displaced animals, birds find new home on vacant plot
Arrangements have been finalised to shift the market to new location
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