The same goes for camps: Barr said that interest in specialized options — swim camps, STEM camps, robotics camps, culinary camps and even circus camps — has gone up, while demand for traditional day camps has dropped.
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All the Nazi concentration camps and Democrat Japanese internment camps.
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Students visit former concentration camps or memorials to smaller camps.
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But they argue concentration camps should be distinguished from refugee camps.
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Men were separated into camps for officers and camps for soldiers.
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China denies the allegations and calls the camps "re-education" camps.
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" Currently there are five camps, which activists refer to as "prayer camps.
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"It's a paradox to build camps to overcome camps," Mr. Stasolla said.
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The camps are now included as a subsection of the United States' camps on the sprawling "List of concentration and internment camps," Gizmodo reported Tuesday morning.
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Those liberated from concentration camps, like my grandmother, were pushed into refugee camps.
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The camps In recent years, China's government has opened a network of camps in Xinjiang.
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Trump defended the camps and feigned outrage that anyone would dare call them concentration camps.
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Staying in the jungle, camps are changing to have more variance, forcing junglers to be more specific about which camps they target first instead of taking whichever camps are closest.
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Sports facilities and disused military camps on the mainland are being refurbished as temporary refugee camps.
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Among those in attendance were former prisoners of German Nazi concentration camps and Soviet labor camps.
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Redding has seen an increase in homeless camps, despite repeatedly sweeping the camps and making arrests.
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I only ask because what I've seen and read about the camps likens them more to concentration camps of Germany in World War II than the Japanese internment camps established under FDR.
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The following year, my junior year of high school, we had six camps, and the next year 13 camps, and now we're at around 95 camps and school programs in 17 states.
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No more baby internment camps, just regular internment camps… That's what we call a win in 2018.
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But this is a list of concentration and internment camps, and these are very clearly internment camps.
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And they noted that historians tend to use that term for camps other than Nazi death camps.
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You know, two weeks ago they said he was running Japanese internment camps and Nazi concentration camps.
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Clinton, Sanders camps strike climate deal The Clinton and Sanders camps struck a bargain on climate change.
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You know, two weeks ago, they said he was running Japanese internment camps and Nazi concentration camps.
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Investigating the camps and reparations Background: In the 221s Congress initiated an investigation of the internment camps.
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The detainment camps that undocumented immigrants have been held in have been compared to concentration camps by Rep.
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Books about the Soviet Union's labor camps are banned, but accounts of the Nazi concentration camps are tolerated.
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" But news seeping out of these camps indicates they have "a lot more in common with concentration camps.
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The term "concentration camps" is commonly associated with Nazi death camps, and Ocasio-Cortez's comments instantly sparked a backlash.
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"This is a list of concentration and internment camps, and these are very clearly internment camps," The Anome wrote.
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Rohingya advocates fear they'd be placed in camps in Myanmar with worse conditions than the refugee camps in Bangladesh.
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These are not concentration camps, but death camps (one is larger in area than the city of Los Angeles).
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Those girls were born and raised in the camps, and their mothers were born and raised in the camps.
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THE CAMPS A few makeshift camps in Cannon Ball, North Dakota, serve as temporary homes for many of the demonstrators.
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"The Women's March and our allies are advocating against child camps but we're not advocating for family camps," Sarsour said.
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"The training camps and logistical camps of this new alliance...are inside the Iranian border region," Qureshi told reporters in Islamabad.
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Experts on concentration camps (literally the woman who wrote the book on them) said that President Trump's camps meet the definition.
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"For the shrieking Republicans who don't know the difference: concentration camps are not the same as death camps," she tweeted Tuesday.
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"Those extermination camps were singular in human history, but a four-decade tradition of concentration camps came before them," Pitzer continued.
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The map below shows the locations of 182 suspected detention centers ("concentration camps"), 209 suspected prisons, and 74 suspected labor camps:
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However, he acknowledged that the term "Polish death camps" was misleading, as the camps were designed and operated by Nazi Germany.
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We were kind of a fashion community, but there were camps at the time and benevolent competition among all the camps.
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His life has been nomadic since the 1940s, including years in Nazi labor camps and United Nations camps for displaced persons.
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As they have continued publishing reports on the alleged camps, Novaya Gazeta has claimed that Chechnya had set up concentration camps.
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"Rather than having these two camps, or sub-camps, divided and fighting with each other, they should be unified," says Mr Wiener.
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"The Women's March and our allies are advocating against child camps but we're not advocating for family camps," Sarsour told The Hill.
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During the Second World War, American camps for the Japanese weren't nearly as terrible as camps in Germany and the Soviet Union.
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Ocasio-Cortez on Tuesday dismissed criticism from "shrieking Republicans," saying they did not know the difference between concentration camps and death camps.
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"Reeducation camps" — or training camps, as the Chinese have called them — are perhaps the most sinister pillar of this de-extremification policy.
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It reveals the extent of the security and surveillance measures taken around the camps, partly to shield the camps from external scrutiny.
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He referred to the camps as "vocational training centers" — a euphemism often used by Chinese officials to describe the prison-like camps.
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Beijing describes the camps where Uighur Muslims are being held as "vocational training centers", while critics say they are mass internment camps.
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Trump's border detention camps — which several progressive Democrats have recently called concentration camps — reportedly subject detainees to often unsafe, unsanitary living conditions.
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Although Joseph Stalin never build gay-specific camps, he sent gay men to concentration camps along with political prisoners and other criminals.
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France is now dismantling migrant camps known as the Calais "jungle" France is now dismantling migrant camps known as the Calais "jungle" The French government began the process of dismantling the migrant camps known as the Calais "Jungle" on Monday morning.
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But Andrea Pitzer, author of One Long Night: A Global History of Concentration Camps, considers it accurate to refer to Trump's government-run detention camps as concentration camps and sees other parallels between America today and Germany in the early 1930s.
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Update 12:40pm: Wikipedia editors are currently fighting over whether America's concentration camps deserve to be on the Wikipedia page for concentration camps.
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It's estimated that 200,000 North Koreans are in prison camps today — and 400,000 have died in camps already — including entire families and children.
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This year, the program is expanding significantly to include 50 camps in 25 cities, up from 15 camps in 12 cities in 2017.
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Wikipedia's "List of concentration and internment camps," includes everything from the gulags of the Soviet Union to the Muslim camps of modern China.
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And Pitzer argues that while the U.S. isn't operating anything as horrific as the Nazi death camps, they still count as concentration camps.
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Analysts have alleged Pakistani militants have their training camps in the area, although Pakistan has always denied the presence of any such camps.
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Attorney General Jeff Sessions told the host that the comparing the detention camps to World War II concentration camps was over the top.
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Britain has agreed to take 20,000 refugees over five years from those in camps outside Europe and is providing aid to those camps.
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"The whole focus on 'these are concentration camps' or 'these are like internment camps' — they are clearly not," Mr. Lankford, a Republican, said.
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" Similarly, Never Again Action is hosting mass calls to create a rapid response network to "stop these [concentration camps] from becoming death camps.
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Nick Saban has warned of "unintended consequences" of these camps and the involvement of third parties in college football recruiting with these camps.
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It would also ban the use of the term "Polish death camps" when referring to Auschwitz and other camps in Nazi-occupied Poland.
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African Portfolio got us to the Asilia and Wilderness camps that really intrigued us, as well as to camps operated by other companies.
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INGRAHAM: You know, I assume, when the American media describes our enforcement of our immigration laws as concentration camps, internment camps, you&aposre Nazis.
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Displaced people pack camps Other nearby camps in safe zones are overcrowded, and the offensive into the city of Mosul has yet to begin.
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Most camps welcome outsiders in and offer them food and drinks, in keeping with Burning Man's ethos, but the "fancy camps" are more exclusive.
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Greece has hastily converted military camps, children's summer camps and facilities from the Athens 2004 Olympics into reception centers to care for the immigrants.
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After leaving the refugee camps in Bangladesh, Rohingya who opt to be voluntarily repatriated will be moved to camps in Myanmar, the minister said.
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One outlaws the phrase "Polish death camps," a term that scholars agree is misleading since the camps were erected and controlled by Nazi Germany.
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Figures on the number or growth of internet detox camps in China are scarce, but the camps' methods have been generating concern for years.
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In the past few years, the nonprofit Ecosystem Restoration Camps has launched 23 camps worldwide to educate volunteers and locals about healthy soil management.
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That represents just a fraction of the total number of camps in the United States, which range from historic lakefront properties in New England, where children live in cabins, to camps focused on particular sport skills, to local day camps featuring crafts and songs.
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Refugee camps have a terrible reputation — even if this reputation is not always deserved (there are reasonable camps in some countries, where, with a permit, refugees are allowed to move in and out of the camps and are provided with humanitarian assistance and protection).
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It remains to be seen whether the level of evil perpetrated in China's "reeducation" camps for Uighurs sinks to the depravity of Nazi concentration camps or today's North Korean detention camps, but it's shameful enough to disqualify Communist China as a normal, modern state.
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There are two official camps—Kutupalong and Balukhali—but 21 extension camps have been built by Rohingyas supplied with tarps and bamboo by aid groups.
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They aren't the unique subset of death camps that were invented by the Nazis for genocide, or even Arctic Gulag camps built for hard labor.
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India said it struck at militant training camps, but Islamabad denied any such camps existed, as did some villagers in the area when Reuters visited.
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Kids can get moving with sports camps Even the Chicago Fire Department is showing up for the city's kids with its soccer training day camps.
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Soldiers from army camps like Fort Riley, in eastern Kansas, carried the virus to other camps around the U.S., and over the sea to France.
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After the National Collegiate Athletic Association's ban on satellite camps was overturned, Michigan coach Jim Harbaugh, the king of satellite camps, went into a frenzy.
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Beginning in the late 20th century, these generalist camps, those of the bug juice and water wars variety, began to receive competition from speciality camps.
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Democratic lawmakers continued to lash out at the president's border policy, describing the prospect of migrant camps on military bases as akin to internment camps.
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The Greek government's new plan foresees replacing three big camps on Lesbos, Samos and Chios with smaller ones, while refurbishing camps on Leros and Kos.
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He said Ocasio-Cortez blocked him on Twitter after he criticized her June comments comparing migrant detention camps at the southern border to concentration camps.
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Poland has long sought to discourage use of the term "Polish camps" to refer to Nazi camps on its territory, arguing that the phrase implies complicity.
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Had many millions of people of course -- sent to labor camps, concentration camps, expanded the secret police, all sorts of other atrocities -- citizen spying is another.
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The majority have fled into mountain caves, while others have reached refugee camps in Darfur and a few hundred have escaped to refugee camps in Rwanda.
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I also want to fix summer day camps, because for some reason, this mayor never includes summer day camps for middle schools in the city budget.
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He was later transferred to the general directorate of prisons and labor camps and held posts at a number of camps before taking over at Periprava.
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If you're traveling with children, keep in mind that most camps don't allow those under 12, but there are some family-friendly camps in South Africa.
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Two former Nazi concentration camps are increasingly seeing visitors who disrupt memorial tours by voicing far-right sentiments and nostalgia for the camps' previous genocidal purposes.
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Since then, more than 20 camps under the Ecosystem Restoration Camps umbrella have opened up around the world, in places like Egypt, Thailand, Bolivia, and Spain.
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"We need to call these camps what they are -- they're internment camps, created to wipe out the cultural and religious identity of minority communities," he said.
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China has rounded up its minority Uighur Muslim community into camps it says are designed to provide vocational training, but which critics describe as concentration camps.
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Research life at the camps using 1940s reporting Background: Newspaper reporting from the 1940s can provide a window into what life was like at internment camps.
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Remembering the camps 11 Photos View Slide Show ' Background: In 2006 Congress sent President George W. Bush legislation (which he signed) to preserve the internment camps.
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" North Korea holds an estimated 80,000 and 120,2023 political prisoners in large prison camps, the report said, adding: "the unspeakable atrocities that are being committed against inmates of the kwanliso political prison camps resemble the horrors of camps that totalitarian States established during the twentieth century.
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"The Women's March and our allies are advocating against child camps but we're not advocating for family camps," Women's March co-chair Linda Sarsour told The Hill.
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Greek refugee camps: Life in the overcrowded migrant camps on Greek islands "has dramatically worsened" in the past year, Europe's top human rights official warned on Thursday.
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The bill was largely aimed at ending use of the phrase "Polish death camps" to describe Auschwitz and other concentration camps run by Nazis in occupied Poland.
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"It looks like two camps have fought over whether or not to implement such measures and that one of the camps won the upper hand," she said.
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And when you think about the definition, if we separate it from death camps, I would say these are camps and people are being concentrated in them.
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"If they truly felt these camps are concentration camps, they might put a little more institutional force behind pressuring Congress to do something more drastic," she said.
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Sigal: I haven't seen the camps firsthand, but I've seen video from inside the camps and have seen Chinese government documents, construction bids, social media posts, etc.
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Many Polish citizens have long objected to the use of the phrase "Polish death camps" to refer to the concentration camps installed and controlled by Nazi Germany.
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While almost a million now live in squalor in Bangladeshi refugee camps, several hundred thousand remain inside Myanmar, confined to camps and villages in apartheid-like conditions.
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Some say the sanctioned camps have created something of a hierarchy among the homeless, between people in the permitted tent cities and those in camps deemed illegal.
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They follow the rest of the US history of keeping people in camps, starting with the camps along the Trail of Tears and moving through the US's Japanese internment camps during World War II, up to the Baghdad Central Prison established during the occupation of Iraq, and Guantanamo Bay.
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Although life in the camps was miserable, with starvation diets, outbreaks of typhus and clothes unfit for the bitingly cold winters, some offered liberties that would have startled survivors of more hellish camps; the Germans at first wanted the world to believe that the camps were routine work sites.
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Although not all Nazi concentration camps were death camps — some were forced labor camps — Ms. Ocasio-Cortez's use of the phrase, which she said was intentional, opened the door for attacks from Republicans, led by Representative Liz Cheney of Wyoming, the sharp-tongued chairwoman of the House Republican Conference.
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" The bill is largely aimed at making it a crime to refer to Auschwitz and other Nazi camps established by German forces in Poland as "Polish death camps.
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Today, more than 14,000 daytime and overnight camps exist in the U.S., and more than 14 million children attend one of these camps, according to the policy statement.
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Researchers working with the East Turkistan National Awakening Movement (ETNAM) on Tuesday released a series of maps showing suspected labor camps, "re-education" camps, and prisons in Xinjiang.
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LONDON — At the height of World War II, the Dutch railway ran special trains to transit camps where Jews and other minorities awaited deportation to Nazi death camps.
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The US polity has divided into geographic camps, people who live around and associate with people like themselves, so distanced from the other camps that dialogue becomes difficult.
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That decision angered many refugees who are already in the island camps, who remained under "geographical restriction," meaning that they could leave the camps, but not the islands.
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And every word from the leader of so powerful a church is bound to be parsed, as was his ill-advised comparison of refugee camps to concentration camps.
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In June, after Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez referred to migrant detention camps as "concentration camps," establishment Jewish outfits like the Jewish Community Relations Council rushed to condemn her.
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In June, after Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez referred to migrant detention camps as "concentration camps," establishment Jewish outfits like the Jewish Community Relations Council rushed to condemn her.
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"No comparison with extermination camps or the Holocaust is being made here," a Wikipedia editor named The Anome wrote in defense of the new addition, arguing that, while the border detainment centers differ from Nazi death camps, they still fit uncomfortably well within the broad definition of concentration and internment camps.
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The image has become a potent prop in the left&aposs continuing narrative that immigrant children are being held in something akin to concentration camps, internment camps et cetera.
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"The United States is running concentration camps on our southern border, and that is exactly what they are -- they are concentration camps," she said in an Instagram live video.
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To those who complain that refugee camps are a burden on the host country, the answer is clear: let the refugees out of the camps, and let them work.
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Starting with the known locations and habits of 654 pygmy camps in five countries, the scientists mapped out grids of terrain across central Africa where similar camps could exist.
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But even Van Spronsen, who said he was taking action against the "forces of evil," didn't say that the concentration camps were literally as bad as the Nazi's camps.
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Shamsul Alam, a Rohingya community leader, told Reuters that damage in the camps was severe with almost all the 224,22011 thatched huts in the Balukhali and Kutupalong camps destroyed.
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Researchers at the group identified 465 centers in Xinjiang, including "182 suspected Concentration Camps, 209 suspected prisons, and 74 suspected Bingtuan labor camps" using satellite imagery from Google Earth.
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More than a million Uighur Muslims have been detained in reeducation camps — likened to concentration camps — since 2017, thanks in part to facial recognition tools created by these companies.
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He also referred to Trump adviser, and reported mastermind of the detention camps, Stephen Miller, as "Stephen Goebbels Miller" ... and insinuated young girls in the camps are being harmed.
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But the trade-off is that the rule effectively creates camps like the one being destroyed in Calais — as well as other humanitarian catastrophes in camps in Southern Europe.
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On June 6 he interviewed Andrea Pitzer, the author of "One Long Night: A Global History of Concentration Camps," and she described how the current border camps fit into history.
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But many women in the camps said they needed to be active, with many households now run by women and no sign of leaving the camps in the near future.
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The athletes he is working with were handpicked from Kenya's refugee camps for their abilities but still, the transition from life in the camps to rigorous training has been difficult.
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It also prompted the hasty evacuation of 8,13 oil sands workers from a dozen nearby camps, engulfed one 665-room lodge in flames and threatened other camps, emergency officials said.
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A Victory Cup football match was held in December between players in two camps watched by a crowd of about 4,000, organized by government officials in charge of the camps.
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"Seeing is believing and we saw all the people in the camps are in very poor condition," the minister said following a two-day visit to camps in Cox's Bazar.
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"We were in camps, so we know what life is like there," Mr. Ogik said, describing the affinity he feels for the refugees living in camps dotted throughout northern Uganda.
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At the heart of the Karolyi system are training camps (sometimes called verification camps): invite-only sessions for the national team that take place at the Karolyis' ranch in Texas.
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The government's effort to connect the internment camps with factories emerged this year as the number of detainees climbed and Xinjiang faced rising costs to build and run the camps.
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Some 77,000 French Jews died in Nazi concentration camps or extermination camps before the end of World War II, the vast majority of them at Auschwitz-Birkenau in occupied Poland.
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He added that, when talking to the "American media," it was crucial to underscore that these were "Nazi camps," not "Polish camps," even though they now stood on Polish soil.
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But former inmates have described harsh, even brutal treatment, and United Nations human rights committees and experts have condemned the camps for holding people in the camps without legal appeal.
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He said 47 percent of those displaced have moved to camps, 29 percent are staying with families, 14 percent have settled in informal camps and 10 percent are in rented accommodation.
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"The United States is running concentration camps on our southern border, and that is exactly what they are -- they are concentration camps," Ocasio-Cortez told an Instagram Live audience Monday evening.
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That connection turned "Litany" from a raw, furious concept—that if someone mentions concentration camps, your sympathy should damn well be with the people in the camps—into an actual story.
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" In February, Turkey's Foreign Ministry spokesman Hami Aksoy said the people detained in the camps were subject to "torture and political brainwashing" and called the camps a "great shame for humanity.
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Many camps for militias loosely allied with the U.N.-supported government are in Tajoura, east of the city center, and Hifter's forces have targeted such camps with airstrikes in recent weeks.
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The bottles arrived by the crate-load to school camps your parents couldn't wait to send you off to; camps where teachers weren't paid enough to remain emotionally present after 4PM.
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Reappraise the detention centers as "summer camps," as Fox News' Laura Ingraham did, or downplay the similarity to Nazi concentration camps as U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions did, re not effective.
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These factors have created three camps when it comes to mortgage companies, and they're all fighting for market share: The problem is, each of these three camps is missing something critical.
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Discussions highlighted terrorism concerns emanating from the ISIS prison camps and ISIS family camps at al-Hol (which were informed by a previous article we had written about the situation there).
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"The United States is running concentration camps on our southern border and that is exactly what they are — they are concentration camps," she said in an Instagram Q&A last week.
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PARIS (Reuters) - French police cleared two huge migrant tent camps in northern Paris on Thursday and authorities vowed to clear other camps, a day after the government announced tighter immigration policies.
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The SEC took issue with Michigan holding camps in SEC territory, so it got the camps shut down altogether, worrying that Wolverines coach Jim Harbaugh was using them to his advantage.
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Those who died in the camps left no testimonies, and, when I was growing up, the idea of writing imaginative literature for children about the death camps was considered almost sacrilegious.
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The government of Bangladesh ordered mobile-phone operators to end service in the camps housing Rohingya Muslim refugees from Myanmar, and to stop selling mobile access to residents of the camps.
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The documents detail plans for inmates, even those formally released from the camps, to take jobs at factories that work closely with the camps to continue to monitor and control them.
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"We have deradicalisation camps going on in our country," said Rawat, though he did not provide any additional details on the nature of the camps, or where they might be located.
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In 2018, the Polish government introduced legislation to ban terms such as "Polish death camps" in relation to Auschwitz and other such camps located in what was then Nazi-occupied Poland.
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He raised the issue of China's internment camps that hold one million or more Muslims and urged the Central Asian nations, which are predominantly Muslim, to speak out against the camps.
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Ecosystem Restoration Camps, a Dutch nonprofit, has launched more than 20 camps on six continents to fight soil erosion, an environmental threat affecting nearly half the world's population — 3.2 billion people.
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In addition to demanding more clarity on the details of the deal, the Social Democrats are insisting that any camps not become "massive" internment camps, where people would be held indefinitely.
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Even before the August exodus, there had been violence in the camps, which Bangladesh police and aid workers have previously blamed on a struggle for control of supplies to the camps.
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" China says the camps are "voluntary vocational training centers.
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" He added: "Are things so divided into two camps?
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"The United States is running concentration camps on our southern border, and that is exactly what they are -- they are concentration camps," Ocasio-Cortez told an Instagram Live audience at the time.
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"Those sheltering in the camps of Cox&aposs Bazar live in shocking conditions that violate human dignity," he said, noting the conditions in the camps will worsen with the monsoon rains arriving.
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"These are detention camps, these are reeducation camps, where people are killed, where they are tortured and they are brutalized in so many, many ways," Smith said during a press conference Wednesday.
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The desire for more public space in the dense grid of camps is a top concern for some of the submissions, as is the increasingly walled-off infrastructure surrounding more exclusive camps.
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Many people who are currently editing the Wikipedia article on concentration camps seem to be confused on a number of issues, probably because Fox News is actively spreading disinformation about the camps.
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"We would like to use this opportunity to repeat that Israel stands with Poland in using the proper term for the death camps - German Nazi camps," the embassy said in its statement.
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The cruelty of the Trump administration's more than 100 detention camps is now listed among other human rights atrocities in a Wikipedia page of past and current international concentration and internment camps.
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The repatriation plan is not for the Rohingya refugees to be returned to their homes: It is for them to be moved from refugee camps in Bangladesh to refugee camps in Myanmar.
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The increase in arrivals and rising tensions in the camps have fueled protests in some communities close to state-run camps where many residents are fed up with the growing migrant populations.
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The Japanese-American concentration camps — more commonly called internment camps, though many Japanese-Americans today reject such euphemistic language — were effectively established in February 21910, when President Roosevelt signed Executive Order 160.
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It's very easy to feel attacked when people go into their very solid camps, but remember the camps are primarily doing the work of upholding white, cis, straight femininity as ideal motherhood.
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The bill, which sets prison penalties for using phrases like "Polish death camps" to refer to concentration camps set up by the Nazis, is subject to the approval of President Andrzej Duda.
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"When you talk with people who are in camps they tell you that there was a constant war for the whole period," Ms. Robakidze said, referring to camps for internationally displaced people.
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Similarly, when Mr. Obama referred to "Polish death camps," he generated a storm of protest in Warsaw, which always insists that they be referred to as German death camps on Polish territory.
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They now offer nine camps with 2750 to 21 runners a session and she says there could be more if the camps didn't share the outdoor center with sculling and cycling retreats.
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A commission of inquiry suggested that North Korea has committed crimes against humanity "on a massive scale" in its labor camps, and we should push for access to these camps by humanitarian organizations.
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Tara Begum, one of the few women leaders in the camps, said while talks about the future continued, life in the camps was developing and the changing role of women slowly being accepted.
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Refugee camps prepared Camps are being set up to accommodate the refugees, who will need transportation and basic necessities after Iraqi security forces and the Peshmerga screen them as they leave the city.
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FOR years, Polish officials have battled to ensure that the phrase "Polish death camps" is not used as a shorthand for Auschwitz and other extermination camps run by the Nazis on Polish territory.
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As technology has penetrated the camps, Saharawi youth—who represent an estimated 60 percent of the total population of the camps—are confronted with increasing examples of the world beyond their desert exile.
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The workers camps, or "man camps," created to support drilling and mining in regions like the Bakken, introduce more sexual and gender violence through increases in the trafficking of indigenous women and girls.
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Rhett Bachner (counselor, Grove 260 boys' cabin): I had been involved in summer camps for over ten years and I had been a counselor at camps for quite a while at that point.
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While there is no comparison between the often life-threatening conditions in Latin America and the uniquely evil Nazi concentration camps that became death camps for millions, questions of modern morality still arise.
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The United Nations "is doing what it can amid enormous challenges to build more camps to accommodate people and mitigate suffering, but additional land for camps and funding is still needed," he said.
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"Wayfair sold beds to furnish border camps; 28503 employees signed a petition to ask that we cease all business with border camps; CEO said no," employees under the Twitter handle Wayfair Walkout said.
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They should be told that their families are not criminals but that they cannot leave the camps — and that any trouble caused by the students could extend their families' stays in the camps.
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Bangladesh's Refugee Relief and Repatriation Commission Chief Mahbub Alam Talukder said it was untrue that children in the camps were not being educated and that there were 4,000 learning centers in the camps.
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On Monday Arab groups responded to the soldier's death by raiding camps for internally displaced people near el-Geneina, killing people and livestock both in el-Geneina and the camps, the resident said.
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The city of Seattle helps fund some tent camps, they said, through financial or logistical support, but the city also continues practices of sweeps and evictions for unsanctioned camps that it doesn't want.
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But these days, the man camps are missing something: men.
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The latrines are shared by all genders in the camps.
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But I have a foot in both camps with technology.
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It said it targeted training camps and weapons storage compounds.
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China has rejected all accusations of mistreatment in the camps.
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He really believed he could make the camps more humane.
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By Saturday, police reached the second of three Wet'suwet'en camps.
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Militants have targeted police camps in Kashmir in recent months.
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He says intentional use of it falls into two camps.
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This was about a month before the camps got started.
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As it stands, two camps are locked in a showdown.
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Some groups even hosted Nazi summer camps for American children.
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Civilians are transported to nearby refugee camps by the SDF.
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Many of the party's leaders were murdered in concentration camps.
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CrossFit is the stuff of labor camps run off aspiration.
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Ideological camps live in different worlds served by different media.
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Aides confirmed that both camps have discussed a speaking slot.
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Some 300,000 fled to squalid refugee camps in Iraqi Kurdistan.
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The Brexit vote has similarly divided Britain into two camps.
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For the most part, Christmas romances fall into two camps.
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Broadly speaking, the regional imbroglio pits two camps of Muslims.
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And at gunpoint, we were put in these prison camps.
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And there are currently two camps inside the Trump campaign.
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He was taken to Auschwitz and several other concentration camps.
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Many detainees, including children, have spent years in the camps.
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Finding a position that satisfies both camps is proving difficult.
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Girls go along to camps, holidays, day trips and sleepovers.
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Applications for the 2018 camps launch this week at KodeWithKlossy.
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Kids are being kept in camps at the U.S. border.
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Both White House camps also worry history could repeat itself.
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Many remained, and have been living in squalid refugee camps.
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There are sort of two camps for how this works.
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EU officials insist such places would not amount to "camps".
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The two camps feed on each other, providing mutual reinforcement.
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In Lebanon, most lack citizenship and live in grim camps.
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I think the American detention camps should not be included.
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The government has conducted hundreds of raids on the camps.
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Najla is not the only Saharawi disillusioned by the camps.
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The place is completely falling apart, besides the homeless camps.
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I was in Liberia in refugee camps when Ebola hit.
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Many who returned to Europe perished in Nazi concentration camps.
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So, yeah ... a little different than your summer camps, huh?
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Since then, they've fled in droves to nearby aid camps.
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There were no remaining camps under evacuation order in Alberta.
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Hopefully, these camps are just the first of many steps!
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Instead of defeating military camps, you're taking out tribal settlements.
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The camps are overcrowded; there is no electricity or heat.
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The authorities say people will be moved to official camps.
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In the world of tablet computing, there are two camps.
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Gore does not fit neatly into either of the camps.
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Commissions came, for war memorials and friezes at Pioneer camps.
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The number of Rohingya fatalities in the camps is unknown.
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Hong Kong's politicians had long been divided into two camps.
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Now Hoop Group has expanded from instruction to elite camps.
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At another point, it said the camps were vocational schools.
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They would sing it in the camps and while marching.
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Two camps, containing an estimated 50 fighters, were targeted. Gen.
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Jewish citizens were assaulted, killed or sent to concentration camps.
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Many have continued to live in refugee camps in Bangladesh.
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Broadly speaking, third parties in America fall into two camps.
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I wouldn't quite put myself in either of these camps.
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After that we sent them back to their respective camps.
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Inmates at the camps even get fed better, Sessa said.
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Six months later, the camps had all been shut down.
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"Some of the camps didn't even have toilets," she said.
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There are just over 60,000 refugees in camps across Greece.
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Additionally, ample summer camps and programs are an added bonus.
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Brand alone survives the camps, and immigrates illegally to Israel.
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There was no sign they had quit the military camps.
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Both camps are jockeying for position, closely watched in Europe.
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Some people have died in relief camps too, officials said.
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Abdikadir Negeye / Somalia: I spent 53 years in refugee camps.
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Hardliners in both camps rejected the agreement at the outset.
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In the camps, life carries on as best it can.
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Also, the campaign sets up "health camps" to attract nomads.
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There are two camps to the debate around narrative ownership.
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The Bangladeshi authorities say the camps are hubs of criminality.
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However, they've come from camps near the border of Syria.
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Why are U.S. border detention centers being called "concentration camps"?
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"They think the camps are detention centers," Ms. Karathanasi said.
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The two camps — should we stay or should we go?
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There are only the arguments of parents in opposing camps.
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Meanwhile, conditions for refugees in camps in Turkey have deteriorated.
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One is that the Syrian refugees are concentrated in camps.
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In it, you describe visiting concentration camps, you visited Sarajevo.
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Republican critiques of the AHCA fall broadly into two camps.
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For Syrians in refugee camps, securing food poses different challenges.
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At that point, everyone falls into one of two camps.
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Take their recent push for the banning of satellite camps.
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What we found was that both camps were very emotional.
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Truth be told, it's not the camps that scare me.
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The Rohingya now live in teeming refugee camps in Bangladesh.
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There are 2100 camps in CA: 40 male, 3 female.
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But refugees are then usually confined to camps in Africa.
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They spent days, weeks and even months in the camps.
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The invitations to prestigious camps and tryouts also tapered off.
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Second, only a very few camps rigidly enforced all measures.
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But boot camps cost $10,000 or $20,000, depending on length.
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Boot camps are for adults who want to change jobs.
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Most are now living in refugee camps in neighboring Bangladesh.
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Camps for internally displaced persons (IDPs) were short of food.
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Mobile internet services have already been curtailed in the camps.
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All of Greece's five formal island camps are over capacity.
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But unlike in the death camps, they were a minority.
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Boot camps like this one are his last, best hope.
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All the Rohingya refugees soon left his camps, he said.
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Most of the boot camps have 60 to 120 students.
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The scale of those camps dwarfed our own detention centers.
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Here's the latest: • China's Xinjiang camps turn to forced labor.
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"Definitely someone helped him around those camps," Mr. Rafique said.
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But we are not in favor of closing the camps.
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Here in America, we have detention camps full of people.
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Last year they visited the refugee camps outside Mosul, Iraq.
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Or can traditional camps be more adaptable to their needs?
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Police sweeps of homeless camps have gotten more aggressive, too.
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Some headed east, wanting to put the camps behind them.
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There have been previous elephant tramplings in the makeshift camps.
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There's a reason refugee camps exist: Host governments like them.
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Holidays were a blur of boys' camps and proxy parents.
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Why are the camps even more dangerous than surrounding areas?
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Hundreds of others live in community camps of modular housing.
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Both camps had to make sacrifices to secure a deal.
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Rohingyas who remain in Rakhine now live in camps, too.
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Unemployed women during the Great Depression could join "SheSheShe" camps.
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And political parties are the training camps of these leaders.
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While their experiences varied, negative effects of the camps remained.
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"She used to help refugees, and the camps," he said.
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I found them above neem trees and above refugee camps.
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They couldn't negotiate delivering basic sanitation supplies to the camps.
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I was missing school and being taken to concentration camps.
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The family had lived in refugee camps for 12 years.
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During the summer, it's a destination for many area camps.
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Whenever Phil arrived at basketball camps, kids flocked to him.
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The bubble of coding boot camps is starting to burst.
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Small charter planes fly from Kasane to camps across Botswana.
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Some are built near indoctrination camps and employ former inmates.
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My grandmother in the labor camps during the Cultural Revolution.
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The P.A.L. will also run 21 camps with city money.
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"Basically in Washington we have two armed camps," he said.
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Safari camps are the stuff of dreams and bucket lists.
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Initial reactions to the ad fell into a few camps.
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Many members of his family were killed in the camps.
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Tshisekedi and Kabila's camps deny such a deal was reached.
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But many toughed it out in camps or vacant buildings.
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Around 1.3 million are sheltering in thousands of relief camps.
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Do these two camps recognize each other as kindred spirits?
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It said 425,000 were still displaced, many living in camps.
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Existing humanitarian support in the camps will not be enough.
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He asked that exact locations of camps not be disclosed.
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Djokovic would appear to have his feet in both camps.
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Interest in the boot camps has grown since the election.
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He also helped start the Beard Foundation policy boot camps.
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I oppose internment camps with every fiber of my being.
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Other options are mostly hostels, tent sites, and surf camps.
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Hundreds of Thais have been sent to "attitude adjustment" camps.
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Still, Jicky wearers fall into two camps: daring or dandy.
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More than 100,000 people are now living in refugee camps.
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This is obviously what happened in the Nazi concentration camps.
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Yes, there are people who've definitely gone into their camps.
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In 2012, NPR wrote a thoughtful review of whether internment camps for Japanese Americans during World War II were technically concentration camps after a host referred to them that way and a listener complained.
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The government says the camps are re-education and training facilities, and have been highly successful in stopping attacks previously blamed on Islamist militants and separatists, but rights groups say they are internment camps.
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News of al-Baghdadi's death had likely reached some of the camps, including the largest one, the AP reported, as many of those remaining in Kurdish-overseen refugee camps have access to mobile phones.
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The United States urged China to "abolish all forms of arbitrary detention, including internment camps in Xinjiang, and immediately release the hundreds of thousands, possibly millions, of individuals detained in these camps", he said.
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The New York State Department of Health regulates sleepaway and day camps that offer multiple activities, but state law exempts camps that focus on a single activity, such as theater, music or a sport.
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As part of the programme, up to ten accredited colleges will work in partnership with "non-traditional providers", like boot-camps, and the quality of the camps will be assessed by a third party.
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He called the health camps "disease awareness education programs" and said that Abbott's policies did not allow the camps to be conducted "in exchange for an explicit or implicit understanding" to prescribe Abbott products.
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The Americans had three separate training camps in Rio in May, June and July, and they timed those camps to coincide with the tidal cycle that would be in play during the Olympic races.
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" She continued: "I wondered how was I going to reconcile that with the gospel singing girl raised in youth groups that were pro-conversion camps … I prayed the gay away at my Jesus camps.
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The WFP hopes to expand the program to all of Jordan's refugee camps in the coming months, and if the system is a success, to areas outside of the camps and to other countries.
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Athletes are not being allowed to leave training camps taking place in different parts of India and have been barred from training with anyone from outside the camps, the AFI said in a statement.
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To the extent she specifically intended the term to draw a parallel between Nazi death camps and camps for detaining undocumented immigrants at the border, she's guilty of drawing an inaccurate and offensive moral equivalence.
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"We take details from people registering in our camps, and the most common reasons given by people returning to camps are economic: a shortage of employment opportunities and inability to pay rent," added the representative.
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The announced re-opening of the work camps came two days after the municipality lifted the evacuation orders on Suncor Energy Inc and Syncrude oil sites and some nearby work camps north of Fort McMurray.
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"There will be camps that are created together with the humanitarian organizations in full respect of peoples' rights," Minniti said, adding that migrants will be able to seek asylum in Europe from the Libyan camps.
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Police: Security at camps to be beefed up Some of the victims had escaped captivity by terror group Boko Haram, only to become victims at the camps where they sought refuge, the rights group said.
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They enter the coordinates of new camps or changes in the population or facilities of old ones into a database that's shared with UNHCR, the UN refugee agency, and other NGOs working in the camps.
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More than 100 showed up at two separate training camps in Kolkata on Sunday to learn self-defense techniques and volunteer groups are setting up similar pop-up camps in other parts of the country.
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There are about 59,000 Sri Lankan Tamil refugees residing in more than 100 camps in the Indian state of Tamil Nadu, according to the Indian magazine Frontline, and about 30,000 who live outside these camps.
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Many are living in camps or in crowded homes with relatives.
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He has been working to establish training camps in southern Afghanistan.
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In three years, police have evacuated 28,000 migrants from Paris camps.
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CNN has asked repeatedly to be allowed to visit the camps.
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Those guys, they walked away from camps, from those work details.
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So are border people to be described as running concentration camps?
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Ultimately, though, the topography of the camps is the biggest problem.
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They ran two camps this year, in San Diego and Austin.
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An earlier letter condemning the camps was signed by 22 democracies.
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Soon, humanitarian organizations and churches set up camps for the displaced.
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Unsurprisingly, housing was a major concern for residents of both camps.
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Many live in overcrowded camps with frequent electricity and water cuts.
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It said that 29,245 people were staying in 278 evacuation camps.
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Some 700,000 Rohingyas have fled to makeshift refugee camps in Bangladesh.
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A second video showing the camps being bombed was also shown.
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Many Tuareg have moved into towns or live in squalid camps.
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The government says the camps are for education and vocational training.
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ICE is never mentioned; concentration camps for immigrants are never mentioned.
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Later Mr Bush himself began to call for the camps' closure.
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Even boot camps for coding do not necessarily do the trick.
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Well it is because 'Boy scouts come back from their camps.
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In the camps, you do not have the luxury to see.
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Why would we punish our brothers and sisters in refugee camps?
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Democrats have long been divided between two camps on health reform.
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Tens of thousands are still living in camps around the country.
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The camps, being licensed, have to abide by state vaccination regulations.
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The world is watching the abuses in ICE's concentration camps unfold.
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Everything in history is controversial, from abortion to Japanese encampment camps.
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It was one of the last camps liberated in May 1945.
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Dange's Fekat Circus offers community school programs, camps and advanced classes.
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In 2017, it opened several internment camps aimed at forced indoctrination.
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A senior Trump administration official endeavours to reconcile the different camps.
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The festival is different because it's based on American summer camps.
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Meanwhile, evacuees languish in their tens of thousands in dirty camps.
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More heartbreaking images of IDP camps destroyed/burned by Russian rockets.
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All materials used to design the camps have been sourced locally.
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Sources in both camps described the session as positive and productive.
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The ELN runs training camps in Venezuela close to the border.
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Donors should funnel more money and aid workers to the camps.
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Why, then, does he think the refugee camps are so full?
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The White House is also paying attention to coding boot camps.
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But crucially, cultural camps did not yet bear fixed ideological labels.
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There have basically been two prevailing camps on the ARM switch.
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Those camps would send Rohingyas to two reception centers in Myanmar.
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About 10,5693 migrants remain crammed into camps on Greece's Aegean Islands.
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People of color have been relocated to internment camps or deported.
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Greece bused people to different camps, clearing the site last week.
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Some residents have been living in the camps for 30 years.
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Les deux camps se nourrissent l'un de l'autre, se renforçant mutuellement.
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Certain policy issues, though, will continue to divide the two camps.
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Bayliss: We had three camps on the go all the time.
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Cuba's communists sent gay people to labour camps in the 1960s.
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The group is still believed to have camps in eastern Congo.
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It also launched coding camps for kids in its retail stores.
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He was really big on that, 9/11, and FEMA camps.
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The Nazis rounded them up and killed them in death camps.
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Police argued locals were running paramilitary training camps in Te Urewera.
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He evaded arrest throughout his lifetime, hiding in camps throughout Colombia.
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Forced abortions, extermination, labor camps, torture, malnourishment of his own people.
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Both camps say they are concerned for workers like Ms. Jacks.
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V.P. JOE BIDEN: I'd say it's like us liberating death camps.
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Security forces killed hundreds of Mursi's supporters at Cairo protest camps.
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We do camps and clinics and have a small clothing line.
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Officials say they are shutting down the camps on December 5.
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Wherein they built camps and packed the future dead onto boxcars.
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About 128,000 have been confined to camps for almost seven years.
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When he arrived in Germany, he was put in refugee camps.
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I went to camps every summer after that and loved it.
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There are classes, camps, and other coding-centered experiences for kids.
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Officials have already begun offloading migrants from Moria to other camps.
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The EU will instead accept refugees directly from camps in Turkey.
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He blames cuts in the camps for his decision to leave.
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Security can also seem wanting in Kurdistan's camps for the Yazidis.
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An entire generation has been born and raised in these camps.
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Thousands of them live in makeshift camps along Turkey's southern border.
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Beijing has offered a variety of justifications for the internment camps.
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After ascending in 85033, these two ideological camps began to separate.
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The situation has left thousands of migrants in camps across Greece.
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The Iraqi government plans camps to accommodate up to 150,000 more.
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There are around 3,800 inmates housed at the camps, he said.
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Syphilis Study, Japanese internment camps, and the responses to the AIDS
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The critics are divided into two principal camps — constructive and destructive.
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But 70 out of the park's 130 camps are still inundated.
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Bangladesh abetted this by allowing conditions in the camps to deteriorate.
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They now live separately in refugee camps along Sittwe's rural fringes.
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"Concentration camps were not invented in Germany," Hitler said in 1941.
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Arguably the biggest perk of the "fancy camps" is their privacy.
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Seeing the shoes stirred images of the camps in Atkins' mind.
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How many camps have you gone into and interrogated ISIS folks?
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Turgel, who survived four concentration camps, died last week at 95.
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"I'd say it's like us liberating death camps," said Biden sarcastically.
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"Now even we have heard of Polish death camps!" they exclaim.
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"Most of the displaced families are living in camps," Khamula said.
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Are European soccer camps welcoming and challenging for young American players?
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From the sidelines, my husband and I assessed the European camps.
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Tensions between the two camps could yet boil over into unrest.
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Zakaria scoured the camps, describing her offspring to everyone she met.
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The most educated - the camps' teachers and medics - often moved first.
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"In the camps there wasn't always anything to eat," he said.
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The girls were found dead in a stream near police camps.
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Official camps are still being constructed up and down the country.
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Clearing France's Migrant Camps: What's Next For Thousands of Evicted Refugees?
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For whatever reason, I got a better signal in the camps.
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Four camps were targeted, but it apparently wasn't a complete success.
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Training camps would sometimes be three, to four, hour drives away.
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"Velcome to ze camps!" both dads joke, to their wives' chagrin.
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China insists they are "free vocational training" or "re-education" camps.
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At the time, Mr. Camps was working for the Red Cross.
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Outside the camps, they weren't free of social condemnation and abuse.
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I have been to an all girls camp and coed camps.
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" Above all, Mancias wants people to recognize "that there's camps here.
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Are there people in the camps talking about any of that?
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Both right and left are dividing into upswinger and downswinger camps.
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Catholics and other believers were arrested and sent to labor camps.
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He eventually opened up tax preparation stores and ran basketball camps.
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More than a dozen police officers stood between the two camps.
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Orders to march civilians into camps could be disobeyed, he reasoned.
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Summer vacations became democratized, and summer camps soon attracted new constituencies.
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Like, they've been in the camps for a couple of months.
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In return, they promise to send business only to these camps.
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Even our story cloths from the 1970s from the refugee camps.
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These camps were for refugees, and they were kept deliberately overcrowded.
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Right now, there are two competing camps with self-driving cars.
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When it comes to holiday décor, there are definitely two camps.
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Tens of thousands of North Koreans are imprisoned in labors camps.
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Many were bused in from the longstanding refugee camps of Lebanon.
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Most are hosted by Bangladesh in poorly planned and overcrowded camps.
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" He added: "I've not seen these two camps at the table.
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Those figures do not include people in the re-education camps.
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A protest against detention camps held in July in Denver, Colorado.
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Officials in Anambra State set up 28 camps for fleeing residents.
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Twelve people put in the detention camps have died since 2014.
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There are concerns the flu will spread throughout the camps, too.
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The onslaught already makes the camps prone to outbreaks of disease.
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We were dagger-carrying members of the youth camps, after all.
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Many are crowded into unsanitary camps or sleeping in the open.
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The documents do not cite the possibility of creating "concentration camps".
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Over the last 10 months, I visited several of these camps.
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It has sent dozens of midwives to help in the camps.
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Hospitals have been abandoned, displacement camps relocated and major roads blocked.
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Life is very hard in the camps, where facilities are rudimentary.
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"People were shot, worked to death in the camps," Gabriel said.
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Maybe we will be beaten or we will work in camps . . .
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Rawat's talk of 'deradicalization camps' for Kashmiri children is simply despicable.
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Gartman, however, avoided putting himself squarely in either of those camps.
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I counted 21 trucks loaded with people destined for refugee camps.
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Even staff at the camps are forbidden from aggregating detainee figures.
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Did he end up in the military's "chupaderos," its concentration camps?
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It had its own air force, training camps and interrogation centers.
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The others are spread across the country at various safari camps.
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Many still live in displaced persons camps that dot the landscape.
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In actuality, Muslims are the victims of terror in these camps.
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READ: Leaked documents detail brutal reality of China's 're-education' camps.
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Some families have at least reached tent camps for displaced people.
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Every week Dabiré comforts terrified victims streaming into Dori's makeshift camps.
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Tour companies have also set up permanent camps around the crater.
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Facilities like the ISIS camps in Syria have taught us lessons.
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With tensions between their camps rising, do they clash directly tonight?
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The nation's unions are divided into three camps regarding Mr. Trump.
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Leaked excerpts of Comey's "opus" are hotly debated by competing camps.
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There seems to be little common ground between the two camps.
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"I think she probably ended up alienating both" camps, he said.
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Yes, upgrading refugee camps and improving the resettlement process is important.
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"Maybe she died in one of the death camps," she said.
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When the Revolution erupted, these artists dispersed into various political camps.
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The United Nations has denounced the camps as inhumane and cruel.
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Most don't have the money to reach camps in northern Iraq.
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In the camps, rumors of unwanted babies sold to traffickers abound.
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A lot can be done to improve life in the camps.
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The Bentiu camp, like all such camps, is highly concentrated misery.
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Behind the scenes, the two camps worked toward the eventual endorsement.
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A pidgin English born in plantation camps became Hawaii's own creole.
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EU officials describe conditions there as akin to wartime concentration camps.
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"Have a passion-driven career," Keysha Camps, of General Motors, said.
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Several defunct Nazi death camps are located in Poland, including Auschwitz.
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The camps are overcrowded, and medical facilities are in short supply.
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No details about the capacity of the proposed camps are available.
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Much of the debate among researchers falls into two opposing camps.
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Most of the camps are overflowing, with new arrivals every day.
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In camps, nearly half of the population is comprised of children.
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Located in Xinjiang, these camps hold tens of thousands of Muslims.
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Foreign officials said security inside the teeming camps was a worry.
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Young Maurice took up the bugle, playing reveille at scout camps.
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The best Nashville punk could roughly be divided into two camps.
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Daughters are kept close in the refugee camps of the Beqaa.
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Many have since been living in squalid refugee camps in Bangladesh.
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Four camps of neat blue-roofed bungalows house the Chinese workers.
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Yes, there's some wackadoos in both camps, Republicans and Democrats alike.
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In the camps, women and men wait in line for food.
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" Speaking at his daily press briefing on Monday, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Geng Shuang said claims of concentration camps in Xinjiang were "simply not true" and claimed the mass camps were set up to "combat terrorism.
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The ruling Law and Justice party said it needed a tool to fight back against foreign media sometimes calling Auschwitz and other German death camps "Polish death camps" because they were operated on occupied Polish territory.
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Mr Erdogan's Islamist government says it has spent $25bn managing the two dozen camps near the Syrian border, home to 250,183 people, and providing aid to refugees outside of camps, in other parts of the country.
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China is also wary of criticism from Muslim countries about its camps in the heavily-Muslim far western region of Xinjiang, which the government says are for de-radicalization purposes and rights groups call internment camps.
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China is also wary of criticism from Muslim countries about its camps in the heavily-Muslim far western region of Xinjiang, which the government says are for de-radicalisation purposes and rights groups call internment camps.
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"The death camps and concentration camps ... became the iconic images of the Holocaust, but it was the Einsatzgruppen that were maybe even a more stark manifestation of the Nazi ideology and the Final Solution," Zuroff said.
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CAIRO (Reuters) - Militant training camps in Libya are a direct threat to Egypt's national security, Egyptian Foreign Minister Sameh Shoukry said on Monday, after Egyptian air strikes targeted the camps in eastern Libya in recent days.
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At least 50 more Australian children and women remain in camps in Syria, many sick and injured, Paul Ronalds, chief executive of Save the Children, a charity working in several Syrian camps, said in a statement.
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B-2s STRIKE ISIS CAMPS IN LIBYA: Two U.S. B-2 bombers struck two ISIS camps in Libya Wednesday night, dropping more than 85033 munitions and killing more than 80 militants, the Pentagon announced Thursday morning.
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About 32,000 are sheltered in camps administered by the United Nations, but hundreds of thousands more live undocumented in squalid, makeshift camps or scattered around southeast Bangladesh, vulnerable to human traffickers and exploited as cheap labor.
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To the Editor: Re "Trump's 'Concentration Camps,'" by Charles M. Blow (column, June 24): Mr. Blow only begins to scratch the surface that is the horror of our nation's treatment of children held in concentration camps.
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China's roundup of Muslims in internment camps — which a Pentagon official called concentration camps — appears to be the largest such internment of people on the basis of religion since the collection of Jews for the Holocaust.
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The military said it carried out the strikes on extremist camps in Libya after making sure that men from those camps were involved in the attack on Coptic Christians earlier on Friday that left 28 dead.
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The siblings wound up traversing seven African countries on their own for more than six years, moving from refugee camps to slums to satellite settlements and back to camps, as they searched for a stable existence.
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In addition to being denied access to education inside the camps, the report alleges that Rohingya refugee children are also prohibited from leaving the camps to attend the local schools, and cannot take national school examinations.
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The Chinese government recently admitted that it's forcing religious minorities into "reeducation camps" as part of its crackdown on extremism — but new details show that these centers have a lot more in common with concentration camps.
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China is also wary of criticism from Muslim countries about its camps in the heavily Muslim far western region of Xinjiang, which the government says are for de-radicalisation purposes and rights groups call internment camps.
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My family is still in the camp, but in late 2016, the Kenyan camps said they have close down some of the camps, so it will be harder for my sister to start her education now.
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It has also outfitted mosques and internment camps with face recognition cameras in China's far west — a region where Muslim minorities are under unprecedented surveillance and where upward of a million people have disappeared into the camps.
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The Chinese government hasn't revealed much about what's really going on, but leaked documents and firsthand accounts from people detained at the camps have helped paint a disturbing picture of what amounts to modern-day concentration camps.
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With the new initiative, Kode With Klossy will grow from 15 camps in 12 cities last year to 50 camps in 25 cities this year — but that's not the only way the program is expanding its reach.
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But there are plenty of people who continue to act as if critics of the camps are explicitly saying they're as bad as Nazi death camps and that sentiment is constantly bleeding into the discussion on Wikipedia.
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News of additional camps set to re-open came a day after authorities announced a similar plan for camps near Nexen's Long Lake and ConocoPhillips's Surmont facilities, both of which had stopped production due to the fire.
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The prime minister said that migrant tent camps in eastern Paris would be razed by the end of this year, but he did not say what would happen to similar camps in other parts of the country.
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On top of these other factors, the parties have been sorting into rigid ideological camps nationally and within states for the past half century, and those camps are reinforced by race, gender, class, geography, religion, and more.
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According to the Gerontology Research Group, Mr. Kristal spent three months in Auschwitz before he was sent to do slave labor at the Wüstegiersdorf, Dörnau, and Schotterwerk camps until May 1945, when Allied troops liberated the camps.
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Some 34 of the 40 people viewed by experts as having been members of the "paper brigade" died, according to Mr. Fishman, some in death camps like Treblinka or in labor camps or in more random fashion.
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But we live in a world where there actually are camps filled with detainees along the US border, and we've seen images from those camps, and so far, there's not public outrage sufficient to shut them down.
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" When Ms. Dalles arrived in 2009, the camps had been around for so long that they looked more like small villages than refugee camps, she said, cemented in a landscape once known as "the last Shangri-La.
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But both camps overlook what most parents know well: Children are picky.
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But the camps' construction was delayed and food rations failed to arrive.
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A select group of journalists has visited the camps under similar conditions.
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However, for the time being they will not be entering the camps.
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Water was scarce both on the island itself and in the camps.
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Hitler used gas chambers at concentration camps to murder people in droves.
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As of today, Trump Hotels aren't on Wikipedia's list of internment camps.
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"I know what concentration camps are," Takei wrote on Twitter this Tuesday.
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That's a loaded term and immediately conjures images of Nazi death camps.
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By the late 1930s, five German concentration camps held about 20,000 people.
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The Morning Consult/Vox data gives both camps support for their interpretation.
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The camps that have opened are vocational training centers, it has said.
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The victims of these failures are in refugee camps or worse, graves.
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Over 195,000 displaced people are being sheltered in 21 camps around Mosul.
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A comic's photoshoot…while your president is keeping children in interment camps?
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In those prisons and those camps you have a lot of people.
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Such suspicions merely widen the rift between the two carbon-free camps.
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And as you might guess, specialty camps are typically a lot pricier.
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Their families fear their loved ones have been placed in internment camps.
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He claims he was tortured regularly and describes the camps as hell.
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This led to a bitter war of words between the two camps.
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