Commemorating World Refugee Day


Changing attitudes, and policies too, are necessary in providing employment and education rights to empower migrants.

IT has been a natural phenomenon for millennia that people move from place to place: throughout history, migration has been encouraged or forced due to political, economic, social and increasingly, environmental reasons. 

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