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March 24, 2009

Migrant or Refugee -- What's in a Name?

by Lisa Friedman, New York Times, USA - "The word [refugee] is used by environmentalists to push rich countries to do something on climate change, to use this ghost of millions of refugees on rickety boats arriving on the shores of their country. But there are others who say this is backfiring, that it is causing countries to build walls."

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