Traduction de «Réfugié sans pays d'accueil » (Français → Anglais) :

refugee in orbit [ orbit case ]

host country | host Member State | host state

refugees unlawfully in the country of refuge

Convention between the European Community and the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees (UNRWA) concerning aid to refugees in the countries of the Near East

Undertaking to Sponsor Convention Refugees Seeking Resettlement and Members of the Source Country and Asylum Country Classes

host state | host country

In partnership with the host governments, all these actions will be fully aligned and implemented in accordance with the refugee crisis response plans of the affected countries, in particular the Jordan Response Plan 2016-2018, the Lebanon Crisis Response Plan, and the national plans in Turkey and Iraq, as part of the regional UN refugee and resilience response framework in this regard.

The country is hosting more than 2 million of asylum seekers and refugees, the highest number in the world.

The EU is in the process of developing a Regional Development and Protection Programme (RDPP) for the Horn of Africa, which will assist countries hosting large numbers of refugees in addressing the protection and developmental needs of refugees and asylum seekers, needs of refugee hosting communities, and capacity building by national authorities.

E. whereas the UNHCR has stated that almost 50 % of all Syrians have lost their homes and 40 % of the refugees are forced to endure substandard living conditions; whereas according to the UN, three out of four Syrians live in poverty and unemployment is above 50 %; whereas the continuous violence has had a dramatic destabilisation effect on the neighbouring countries, notably due to the mass refugee flows; whereas these countries are facing tremendous domestic challenges of their own, with Lebanon and Jordan being particularly vulnerable; whereas the EU continues to spearhead the international response to the Syr ...[+++]ian crisis with a budget of around EUR 2.8 billion in humanitarian, development, economic and stabilisation assistance; whereas despite all these efforts the international community is failing to meet the needs of the Syrians or those of the countries harbouring the refugees;