Refugiados, or “refugees” in English, refers to individuals who are forced to flee their home country due to persecution, war, violence, or human rights violations. They seek safety and protection in another country, often because their lives or freedom is at risk in their place of origin. The term encompasses a wide range of people, including those escaping armed conflicts, ethnic or religious persecution, and political oppression. Refugees are typically granted certain rights and protections under international law, primarily framed by conventions such as the 1951 Refugee Convention and its 1967 Protocol, which outline the obligations of countries to protect individuals who cannot return to their home country safely. The situation of refugees often involves complex issues regarding asylum procedures, resettlement, and integration into host societies, informed by humanitarian principles and the need for international cooperation.
En abril, estamos recaudando fondos para la Fundación Arsenal en apoyo a nuestro programa Coaching for Life, llevado a cabo en colaboración con Save the Children en el campamento de…