The Global Migration Crisis, International Law, And The Responsibility To Protect Health

Health Affairs Blog | September 29, 2015

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The world is experiencing the greatest forced migration crisis since World War II – originating in fragile states in the Middle East and Africa and now spilling over to Europe. Nearly 60 million asylum seekers, refugees, and internally displaced persons (IDPs) have fled their homes to escape conflict, violence, and starvation.

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