Terrified, he crawled inside his father's shirt to seek refuge.
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We came here to seek refuge in the European countries.
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The most desperate seek refuge at airport terminals and ports.
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We understood in our DNA the need to seek refuge.
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"I seek refuge in God from Satan and politics," he wrote.
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Such an agreement would force migrants to seek refuge in Mexico.
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An estimated 700,000 Rohingya have fled Myanmar to seek refuge in Bangladesh.
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Leave immediately and seek refuge scrolling through your Facebook feed in bed.
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One victim had run into a nearby business to seek refuge, he said.
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People in the storm's path must seek refuge, as Florida's governor has implored.
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We basically can't escape if we use the bomb shelter to seek refuge.
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"Hurricane Michael is upon us, and now is the time to seek refuge."
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Q&A Q. When the recent hurricanes hit, how did animals seek refuge?
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Alqunun had previously said on Twitter that she wanted to seek refuge in Australia.
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S. trade tensions prompted investors to seek refuge in the greenback and government bonds.
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Some of those people are coming because they want to seek refuge in Jordan.
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Correlation is not causation, however: it could be that unhappy people seek refuge online.
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As they wait for news, they seek refuge in temporary shelters — and each other.
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Most head north to the United States to seek refuge and a better life.
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They seek refuge from modern day life and hope to avoid the rat race.
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Food insecurity can exacerbate conflict and prompt people to seek refuge in other countries.
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These Americans are among the first to seek refuge from a rapidly changing environment.
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If you chose to stay in an evacuation zone, you must SEEK REFUGE IMMEDIATELY.
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Civilians should, as always, have options to flee the violence and seek refuge and protection.
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Hamas has allowed scores of Egyptian militants to slip into Gaza and seek refuge there.
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There she will have to either apply for asylum or seek refuge in another country.
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The violence has also displaced three million Yemenis and forced 200,000 to seek refuge abroad.
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Whether we are born here or seek refuge here, there's a place for us all.
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Investors often seek refuge in the precious metal during periods of geopolitical uncertainty and turmoil.
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She was fleeing her Park Avenue apartment in Manhattan to seek refuge from the coronavirus.
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Specially those who can't get married to their loved ones and seek refuge in Sweden .
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Many people have fled Bamenda and other centers to seek refuge in more peaceful Francophone regions.
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One is that barking dogs forced the stubby bird to seek refuge in the family's home.
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But before you give up completely and seek refuge in Netflix, keep these films in mind.
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Celebrities tend to seek refuge from their fans, but this guy looks like he's fleeing himself.
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More than 218,000 people were displaced by the typhoon, forced to seek refuge in evacuation centers.
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Those who do not could be turned away if they seek refuge in the United States.
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Why wouldn't we seek refuge in a theory that insists it wasn't so bad after all?
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Freetown's population surged during the 1991-2002 civil war, when people rushed there to seek refuge.
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Some Jewish Americans are discussing where they might seek refuge if things take a more ominous turn.
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The attacks forced thousands to seek refuge in an Ethiopian Orthodox church from Friday, residents told Reuters.
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Maeve almost gets scalped, but manages to escape with her daughter and seek refuge in their house.
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And millions of Sunnis fled the would-be caliphate to seek refuge in Kurdish and Shia cities.
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If investors are worried about a recession, they seek refuge in the dollar and U.S. government securities.
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The State Department's Special Immigrant Visa program allows these Afghans to seek refuge in the United States.
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Officials believe that could significantly reduce the number of migrants who seek refuge in the United States.
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Most children who seek refuge in the United States in immigration custody have already experienced severe trauma.
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Asylum allows foreign nationals who face certain forms of persecution to seek refuge in the United States.
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He also expressed a notable degree of empathy for those who seek refuge in the United States.
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But their right of return becomes significant if or when those individuals seek refuge outside the Emirates.
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They seek refuge in the local country club, where Zelda runs into her old pals Eleanor and John.
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The teen's stunt comes as thousands seek refuge from the dangerous polar vortex wreaking havoc on the Midwest.
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Caring for children and refugees, she created an environment where young Hutus and Tutsis alike could seek refuge.
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Tens of thousands of Sunni Iraqis left camps for the internally displaced to seek refuge under his rule.
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They seek refuge from anguish in heroin, blot out anxiety with Xanax, and boost their confidence with cocaine.
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Why are these young men so driven to torment that they seek refuge in the darkest of alleys?
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Charities estimate at least 3,000 people drowned last year while en route to seek refuge in European countries.
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On cue, thunder rumbles and rain pours, forcing them to seek refuge in a covered alleyway and snog.
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Now, with my baby in my arms, I was approaching a US port of entry to seek refuge.
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That designation would force Central American asylum seekers to seek refuge in Mexico, rather than the United States.
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Under the proposed new rules, migrants coming from Central America would seek refuge in the first country they enter.
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Water is, for many, a kind of conduit, either to places where they seek refuge or find themselves captive.
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Meanwhile Teresa is mulling whether to leave her home and begin the overland journey to Mexico to seek refuge.
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Worse than that, forces you to stand there paralyzed, unable to cover yourself, seek refuge or pursue your assailant.
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All of that happens in a stone church where the gang, along with Ross, have managed to seek refuge.
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She decided to seek refuge out of fear her home would be damaged, but also because of the atmosphere.
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It has also made elites in other parts of the world keener to seek refuge in Europe's giant economy.
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As the ocean warms, other fish species could head south to seek refuge from their own increasingly hot waters.
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Syria's six-year-old civil war has forced more than 5m of its citizens to seek refuge outside their country.
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Sisi has said that fighters returning from Iraq and Syria may seek refuge in Libya and target Egypt from there.
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Violence from both sides of the conflict intensified this year, forcing thousands of civilians to seek refuge in Francophone regions.
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One lesson learnt from earlier disasters was the need for earlier and more emphatic advice to people to seek refuge.
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It's barely been two weeks since the image of this soaked old fella trying to seek refuge stole our hearts.
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But a wreck's intrusion gradually becomes welcome as various forms of marine life seek refuge among the steel and wood.
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Morgan said Monday that the US is expediting the processing for Bahamians to enter the US as they seek refuge.
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It's also not uncommon for black churchgoers to seek refuge in the church over going to a mental health professional.
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"People are trying to seek refuge elsewhere, based on the fear that they might be rounded up and deported," said Indome.
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The US must live up to its ideals as a nation by welcoming those who seek refuge, including from climate disasters.
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No wonder we seek refuge in the past, in a more direct way than can ever be found in historical fiction.
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Whenever investors worry about banks they seek refuge in triple-A rated debt, as they did in the last two crises.
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Roughly 90,000 people were displaced, with over 40,000 forced to seek refuge in shelters or move in with family or friends.
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Lost in the news cycle are people of many nationalities who have crossed continents to seek refuge in the United States.
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They'll seek refuge at the Catskills farmhouse of his elder daughter, Saina, a Conceptual artist with plenty of her own problems.
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It's also not uncommon for black churchgoers to seek refuge in the church rather than going to a mental health professional.
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As individuals seek refuge from geopolitical and environmental forces, we become an increasingly globalized community faced with demarcations of all types.
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Trade war and recession fears have caused nervous investors to seek refuge by piling into gold, government bonds and even bitcoin.
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Asylum applies to migrants who seek refuge at the border or inside the U.S.; refugee status is sought by applicants abroad.
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The Syrian civil war has killed hundreds of thousands of civilians and forced millions to seek refuge inside and outside Syria.
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The former option would destabilize the region and cause millions of North Koreans to seek refuge in South Korea and China.
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Madagascar was the fourth most weather-hit country as two cyclones killed about 70 people and forced 70,000 to seek refuge.
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Emmanuel Macron, her likely runoff opponent, invited American academics and companies alarmed by Mr. Trump's rhetoric to seek refuge in France.
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McGoldrick gave no breakdown on civilian casualties, adding the conflict has displaced three million Yemenis and forced 200,000 to seek refuge abroad.
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For example, domestic violence survivors who seek refuge in an emergency shelter should not be uprooted and moved elsewhere after 180 days.
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Nor is there anything wrong with taking precautions to make sure that those purporting to seek refuge are not terrorists in disguise.
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Ally's family seek refuge in a remote haven only to discover a sinister cult who are eager to exploit her heightened senses.
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Suppose that half of these migrants seek refuge in Colombia, and the other half spread out across the rest of South America.
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But two reports released on Tuesday highlighted the perils they face as they seek refuge and a better life in other countries.
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Denied the safe house of interiority so lavishly furnished for even the dimmest white person, he can seek refuge only in testimony.
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Sectors of the market, including utilities and telecommunications, are widely considered the default places to seek refuge in times of market turmoil.
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One leaflet told civilians to seek refuge with SDF forces in Raqqa; another, dropped days later, advised them to leave the city.
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Anthony, who is of Venezuelan descent, apparently was the last of a group of students rushing into a classroom to seek refuge.
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Those five crew members managed to seek refuge on a nearby boat called the Grape Escape, which they traveled to via dinghy.
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They had reported the abuse to local police, to no avail, and finally journeyed north to seek refuge in the United States.
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That can be an impediment for those trying to seek refuge in the United States, given the complicated nature of immigration proceedings.
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Ben Cardin of Maryland and others flagged the dangers to the region, as floods of desperate Venezuelans seek refuge in neighboring countries.
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White-naped cranes and black-faced spoonbills are among the rarer species to seek refuge there, among the minefields and abandoned towns.
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The program allows U.S. immigration officials to send non-Guatemalan asylum seekers to seek refuge in Guatemala instead of the United States.
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The EU relies on Turkey to house some 3.6 million Syrians fleeing civil war, many of whom would otherwise seek refuge in Europe.
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The fighting has driven thousands of people to seek refuge in China, which has reportedly beefed up its military presence along the frontier.
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We first encounter him with the Brotherhood Without Banners, as they decide to seek refuge from the cold night in an abandoned home.
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The migrants hope to reach Mexico and then cross its northern border with the United States, to seek refuge from lawlessness and poverty.
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"At least 0003,2000 people have been arrested and over 220,27 Burundians forced to seek refuge in neighboring countries," she said in a statement.
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"At least 3,400 people have been arrested and over 230,000 Burundians forced to seek refuge in neighboring countries," she said in a statement.
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Although this policy, intended to pressure the Africans to seek refuge elsewhere, prohibited them from working, businesses were rarely fined for hiring them.
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Defensive sectors like utilities and telecommunications are widely considered some of the most attractive places to seek refuge in less-rosy market circumstances.
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Their numbers seem always to be rising, as more and more Venezuelans seek refuge in Colombia from the turmoil in their own country.
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For more understated, internal pleasures turn to two novels about single mothers and their teenage children who seek refuge in small Maine communities.
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There are only so many articles about politics and the coronavirus a person can read before having to seek refuge in something else.
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The park's planners hope that birds that are threatened by habitat loss, like short-eared owls, will seek refuge in these restored habitats.
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The violence killed at least 450 people and forced over 300,000 to seek refuge in neighbouring countries, according to the U.N. refugee agency.
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In turn, criminal death squads use these guns in mass killings across Mexico, a factor driving people to seek refuge across the border.
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Moreover, if I were ever scheduled to appear on Dancing With the Stars, I would immediately seek refuge in the Witness Protection Program.
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The birds, which seek refuge in the well-watered parks and scattered trees of city suburbs around the country, are an Australian favorite.
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It seems like the last place you would want to seek refuge, and yet we continually find ourselves back in that same cocoon.
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Ilhan Omar and caravans of migrants who travel through Mexico to seek refuge in the US, a BuzzFeed News review of their accounts reveals.
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Some have speculated that he could follow the example of Tunisia's former leader Zine al-Abidine Ben Ali and seek refuge in Saudi Arabia.
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And as thousands of Syrian Kurds seek refuge in northern Iraq, he is reportedly sending more troops to Syria — to guard small oil fields.
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"Whether we are born here or seek refuge here, there's a place for us all," Obama wrote on Twitter without directly referencing the President.
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As more people seek refuge in the warehouses amid the housing shortage, the harder it gets to keep everything up to code, Dunn said.
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Gold prices have rallied 20 percent just two months into 2016 as investors seek refuge from the turbulence in developed equities and emerging markets.
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When properly restrained, it was "the source of wisdom," a check on the juvenile tendency to seek refuge from a harsh reality in fantasy.
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Upon release, she learns that she's lost all of her assets and status, which leads her to seek refuge with her old assistant, Claire.
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That night, the two of them escape to the southern part of the country to seek refuge at the home of their friend Liviu.
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As a businessman, Trump's habit was to double down when he faced adversity and, when things went really bad, seek refuge in bankruptcy court.
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But almost daily violence from both sides has intensified, forcing thousands of civilians to seek refuge in Cameroon's French-speaking regions and neighboring countries.
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Others seek refuge in the mantra "don't pay attention to what he says but what he does," and then quickly pivot to the economy.
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The water that swirled around her three children as the family fled, wading up City Green Trail to seek refuge at a neighbor's house.
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" It might seem to be more humane, and accurate, to give someone who is forced to seek refuge a more expansive designation: "displaced person.
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About four or five different immigration rights groups are working with the asylum seekers, informing and preparing them on their journey to seek refuge.
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To them, the extension of that process is to ask illegal Muslims migrants to leave India and seek refuge in neighboring, mainly Muslim nations.
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Some are as young as 10 and many of them have fled war and persecution to seek refuge in Europe — they need our help.
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That resulted in a years-long legal battle that Assange lost in the Supreme Court — triggering his decision to seek refuge in the Ecuadorian embassy.
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The indigenous boy, identified in Spanish-language media as Oscar, had traveled to Matamoros with his family from Chiapas in southern Mexico to seek refuge.
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Almost 2.5 million people have been forced to seek refuge in Uganda, Kenya, Sudan, Ethiopia, the Democratic Republic of Congo and the Central African Republic.
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Related: Venezuela's dreams are dying Rampant crime, food and medical shortages and extreme inflation have forced hundreds of thousands of Venezuelans to seek refuge elsewhere.
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Most will move within their countries, but some of them inevitably will seek refuge in developed nations because they have no other place to go.
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Earlier, Scott said on Twitter that it was too late to evacuate the target zone and that people who had stayed should immediately seek refuge.
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Tensions in Rakhine have often erupted into violence, prompting hundreds of thousands to seek refuge in Bangladesh and Pakistan in different waves over the decades.
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Some in the caravan say they want to stay in Mexico and seek refuge, while others say they want to go to the United States.
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Those five crew members managed to jump ship and seek refuge on a nearby boat called the Grape Escape, which they traveled to via dinghy.
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My father, too, made it to the US. He was able to seek refuge in West Virginia through a family friend connection before the revolution.
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It is intended to be a beacon of sorts for Ms. Akavi, encouraging her to approach her colleagues and seek refuge, if she is there.
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Migrants can also seek refuge in Mexico or countries farther south like Guatemala but the asylum agencies there are small and already overwhelmed with claims.
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Under U.S. rules made public on Monday, Mexicans requesting protection at the U.S.-Mexican border can be flown to Guatemala to seek refuge there instead.
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Under U.S. rules made public this month, Mexicans requesting protection at the U.S.-Mexican border can be flown to Guatemala to seek refuge there instead.
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But the administration has opened only 30 new shelters, and the efforts have not driven down the number of people who seek refuge in them.
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"The US Government violates asylum seekers' rights and fails to uphold responsibilities under international law when it expels them to Mexico while they seek refuge in the US. Likewise, the Mexican government is accomplice to this violation when it agrees to accept asylum seekers who fled their countries through Mexico to seek refuge in the US," the Pueblo Sin Fronteras advocacy group said in a statement Friday.
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Where government is unable to fulfill its basic responsibilities and social divisions are rife, voters seek refuge in strongmen who can deliver what the state cannot.
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Although it began as a group of some 1,200 Hondurans looking to seek refuge, it's possible there are people from other backgrounds who have joined them.
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S. trade tensions and Washington's threat of tariffs on Mexico stoked worries of a global recession and drove investors to seek refuge in safe-haven bullion.
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When he was off work, he would seek refuge in the library, staying away from the violent halls and dormitories as long as he possibly could.
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They found that 35 sites were functioning as intended, but more than a dozen were not properly identified as places where overheated residents could seek refuge.
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His early life was overshadowed by World War Two - his family had to flee invading Nazi troops and seek refuge in the United States and Canada.
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His first major work was inspired by a rural bridge where villagers had been told by a religious leader to seek refuge during a flash flood.
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In this way, Europe and the United States will treat asylum seekers with dignity as they seek refuge instead of leading the race to the bottom.
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A 17-year-old Muslim student named Duaa Ahmad led her classmates to the mosque and opened its doors to allow them to seek refuge within.
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Mexico has so far resisted signing any kind of "safe third country" agreement that would force migrants to seek refuge there instead of the United States.
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Haitian families move out of the AB Apostolic church after receiving threats by the Defence Force that they could no longer seek refuge in the church.
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Since then, the administration has unveiled a series of asylum regulations that make it more difficult for some migrants to seek refuge in the United States.
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But he made it clear that not only would he not seek refuge in a waiver, but his and America's support for Israel would not waiver.
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While he did not go into detail, Ebrard suggested that asylum seekers might have to seek refuge in the first country they reached after leaving their homeland.
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Earlier this year a Canadian radio host Rob Calabrese created a website, with almost 1 million visitors, inviting anti-Trump Americans to seek refuge in Nova Scotia.
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The migrants hope to reach Mexico and then cross its northern border with the United States, to seek refuge from endemic violence and poverty in Central America.
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The issuance of the peso denominated paper at high interest rates has helped mop up excess liquidity that might otherwise seek refuge in safe-haven U.S. dollars.
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If the de-escalation agreement cannot be salvaged, Turkey must prepare to protect the hundreds of thousands of desperate Syrians who will seek refuge along its border.
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As a result, thousands of people have been driven from their homes to seek refuge from the maras, as gang members are known, in the United States.
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There are no rehabilitation centers where they can seek refuge, no programs to reintegrate them into society and no gang-prevention initiatives aimed at high-risk youths.
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He is wealthy; he has no known family in Japan; and neither Lebanon nor Brazil extradites its own citizens, offering him a plausible place to seek refuge.
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But that system was established before the war in Syria and the rise of the Islamic State, which drove hundreds of thousands of people to seek refuge.
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When President Hadi managed to flee for his life, the rebels chased him to Aden and ultimately forced him to seek refuge and help from Saudi Arabia.
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Some suggest things may be different this time, in part because increasingly negative yields on overseas bonds have caused foreign investors to seek refuge in U.S. Treasurys.
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Berrones, who lives in Arizona with his pregnant wife and five children, was eventually forced to seek refuge in a Phoenix church in order to avoid deportation.
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Even G.O.P. members of Congress remain mute and complicit, too fearful of poking the monster of insecurity, who will always seek refuge in the cave of infallibility.
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The growth of the party is seen as a popular indictment of Chancellor Angela Merkel's decision to let some 900,000 migrants seek refuge in Germany last year.
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A U.N. official said fighting had reportedly driven the everyone in the towns of Mesraba, Hammouriyeh and Mudeira to seek refuge elsewhere in the rapidly shrinking pocket.
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Bishop Hannington Olambo only knew that the police were firing tear gas in his neighborhood when a woman knocked on the door of his office to seek refuge.
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But he said the migrants have a right to request U.S. asylum, and Mexico has repeatedly refused U.S. requests to force them to seek refuge in Mexico instead.
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Fighting last month in Myanmar pushed thousands of people into China to seek refuge, prompting Beijing to call for a ceasefire between ethnic militias and the security forces.
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While many say that they seek refuge in books, they document their escapes online, and that, in turn, feeds other readers' appetites for real, authentic, one-off events.
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The government-ordered evictions of sect families from nearly 150 homes forced many members to seek refuge in trailers around town or in different cities across the West.
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Since Nazaré breaks off an ever-shifting massive underwater sandbar, the area where the waves break is huge and always changing, and there's no channel to seek refuge.
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The reason they flee their countries and seek refuge in the U.S. many times is due to their own governments' inability to prosecute cases of violence against women.
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Zeliha, a 56-year-old Syrian refugee, told me she had a big house in Syria before she and her children were forced to seek refuge in Turkey.
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Most LGBT people from Central America seek refuge in Mexico and the United States, having made dangerous overland journeys north during which they are often attacked by gangs.
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Fighting in Myanmar's northern Rakhine state has forced 422,000 Rohingya to seek refuge in neighboring Bangladesh, where unofficial shelters have sprung up outside of two government-run camps.
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The prospect of being forced to fight in a civil war is a major factor driving them in large numbers to seek refuge in neighboring countries or Europe.
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This may be due to the fact that there has been a very large increase in the number of aliens who come directly to Canada to seek refuge.
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Fighting this month in Myanmar pushed thousands of people into China to seek refuge, prompting Beijing to call for a ceasefire between ethnic militias and the security forces.
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The franc has gained nearly 4% against the euro this year as investors seek refuge from fallout of the U.S.-China trade war and the slowing global economy.
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In that time, hundreds of thousands of Rohingya people have been left effectively stateless and many have had to seek refuge in camps along the border with Bangladesh.
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Four decades of war have uprooted millions of Afghans from their homes, and sent them to seek refuge elsewhere in the country, or in neighboring Pakistan and Iran.
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"My house, my business, both my vehicles, everything is gone," said Beason, who was stopping in San Juan before continuing to Boston to seek refuge with his wife's brother.
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Though he initially travels to the small town of Midnight to seek refuge, it's clear his life surrounded by other "gifted" people is about to get much more complicated.
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A safe third country agreement would in theory push asylum seekers, who currently make up a large part of those apprehended at the border, seek refuge in Mexico instead.
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Mice placed in a Y-shaped water maze were taught to recognize the location of a hidden platform to seek refuge, which was indicated by a NIR-lit display.
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Rejected by their families and fearful for their lives, hundreds of LGBT+ Ugandans have fled over the last five years to seek refuge to countries such as neighbouring Kenya.
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These people seek refuge for a better and safer life for their families; they want to work and pay taxes and be able to sleep in peace at night.
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The ban capped a tumultuous 10 day-crackdown that saw pro-government groups rough up several opposition leaders and another seek refuge in a foreign embassy to escape arrest.
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Ms. Mar, who bought the restaurant over the summer, still calls it a chophouse, but it is no longer a place where cautious eaters seek refuge from the unknown.
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Myanmar has fought ethnic groups in its borderlands on and off for decades, causing huge displacement inside the country and forcing hundreds of thousands to seek refuge in Thailand.
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In the process of suppressing the critics, Russia meted out lengthy jail sentences to some arrested on terrorism charges and drove many others to seek refuge in neighboring Ukraine.
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TEGUCIGALPA (Reuters) - Honduran Foreign Minister Lisandro Rosales said on Tuesday that negotiations with the United States could make Cuban migrants passing through the Central American country seek refuge there.
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A gang is born Years of brutal armed conflict have left the region utterly destabilized and led hundreds of thousands of people to seek refuge in the United States.
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Because the fires this season have been so intense and consumed wetlands as well as dry eucalyptus forests, there are few places many of these animals can seek refuge.
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Matters are worse in conflict and war zones, where some armed forces and groups occupy and target supposedly safe places, such as schools and hospitals, where children seek refuge.
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Several Bahamians who have lost their homes in the hurricane and are trying to seek refuge in the US are having a difficult time navigating changing US immigration rules.
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The cost of writing with freedom was that I had to leave my home in Damascus, hide in myriad places across the country, and eventually seek refuge in Turkey.
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Lacking sufficient medical supplies, food, and water, the ship was forced to seek refuge elsewhere and set sail for Spain, where it was eventually accepted at the port of Valencia.
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The United Nations said it was ready to work with IGAD on the proposals after thousands of civilians in Juba fled to U.N. bases in the capital to seek refuge.
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Dogs often get lost out here—they escape from the neighborhoods below and seek refuge in the hills, where there's no water and a lot of heat, snakes, and coyotes.
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At age 15, when the Japanese occupation had driven his family to seek refuge in the city's French Concession, Wen-chung took up violin studies at the Shanghai Music School.
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However, this one was being chased by wild dogs and unsure of how to react, it quickly decided to seek refuge in the closest place it could find - the hotel.
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A clever seal desperate for its life found an interesting escape route recently, using a few unsuspecting humans and their boat to seek refuge from a pod of hungry orcas.
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Today, as science challenges many religious beliefs, some defenders of religion seek refuge in the argument that faith has a special status where the arguments of science do not apply.
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Myanmar's military has been accused of a crackdown on the country's ethnic Rohingya Muslim population in Rakhine State that has prompted about 600,85033 people to seek refuge in neighboring Bangladesh.
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The U.N. says drought and violence have forced more than 2 million people to seek refuge elsewhere in the country, often in informal settlements located around small towns and cities.
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Then a need to trade, to inhabit, to conquer, to preach, to take part in a pilgrimage, to migrate and settle anew, to wage a war or to seek refuge.
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"We've decided to evacuate all residents of valleys and other low-lying areas, and we advise them to seek refuge at public spaces," Mtwara regional commissioner Gelasius Byakanwa told reporters.
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The tragedy was felt particularly deeply among the LGBTQ community, who have long turned to clubs and bars as spaces to congregate, socialize, and seek refuge from a discriminatory society.
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Under the U.S. policy announced on Monday, most migrants reaching the U.S. southern border would be ineligible for asylum and would have to seek refuge in Mexico or another country.
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The odds that Livia will be treated fairly in her efforts to seek refuge in the United States are more stacked against her than at any time in recent history.
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Kuczynski said his primary concern with Venezuela was the regional fallout as thousands of Venezuelans flee the country's grinding poverty and hyperinflation every day and seek refuge in neighboring countries.
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Some among us might be privileged enough to seek refuge from the inner and outer dump, be it in the quiet of meditation classes or the pleasures of gourmet dining.
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"This nation prides itself on its humanity and openness with which it treats those who seek refuge at its gates," the judge, Alvin K. Hellerstein of Federal District Court, wrote.
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And last summer, his administration separated thousands of migrant children from their parents in an effort to deter Central American families from trying to seek refuge in the United States.
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Ethnic militia leaders seek refuge in China, and Beijing once chartered a plane from China to deliver ethnic representatives to a national peace conference in Naypyidaw, the capital of Myanmar.
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Many Mexicans who seek refuge in the United States say their lives are at risk at home from violent criminal gangs, which have made parts of the country increasingly perilous.
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Guatemala has already signed a safe third country agreement that requires asylum seekers passing through the Central American nation to seek refuge there first rather than in the United States.
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"Families are sharing tents with up to 30 to 35 other people so there is very little space for people to seek refuge in northern Idlib at this stage," Sider said.
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In a Facebook post, Leonie Francesca said she and her husband, Justin Besson, are offering a room in their apartment to pregnant women keen to seek refuge from Zika-carrying mosquitos.
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It was likely a hot, humid early September day in Montreal — the kind that would make my best friend and I seek refuge in one of the city's downtown movie theaters.
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All the men in the village — and any boy older than 10 — were killed by Negan's men to prevent an uprising, forcing the remaining survivors to seek refuge in the forest.
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Customs and Border Protection (CBP), Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), and the City of Houston all have said they won't deport undocumented immigrants who seek refuge from Harvey in area shelters.
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That quake, the worst in decades, killed 570 people, injured 7,000 others, damaged close to 2,000 buildings, and forced over 24,000 survivors to seek refuge in shelters, according to government tallies.
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Warning announcements about the latest missile blared in parts of northern Japan, while many residents received alerts on their mobile phones or saw warnings on TV telling them to seek refuge.
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Even today, many religious, ethnic, political and sexual minorities of all backgrounds seek refuge from the unchecked oppression perpetrated by Baghdad's security forces and the Islamist militias that operate in tandem.
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Soccer, like life, is a changing canvas, altered by social and cultural influences, most recently in Europe, after the conflicts of the Balkans drove so many families to seek refuge abroad.
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If you're looking to escape the heat this weekend, don't seek refuge at the Brooklyn Museum — it will be closed because of an air-conditioning outage and will reopen on Wednesday.
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In addition, if Mexico does not reduce immigration flows by mid-July, it could become a "safe third country" where asylum seekers must seek refuge instead of in the United States.
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Marine species may be more vulnerable to extirpations—extinction from a local habitat—in part because they cannot seek refuge from extreme temperatures as easily as land animals, the study suggests.
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Rather, it makes demands on the way we structure new immigration policy, the way we treat those who seek refuge and safety, and how we treat those already in our country.
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We must continue to uphold our values and be a bridge to safety for those who seek refuge and a chance to live safely and with dignity in the United States.
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"The recessionary fallout of the Covid-19 outbreak on the global economy suggests investors are likely to continue to seek refuge in gold," analysts at BNP Paribas said in a note.
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Authorities have said conditions could be worse than New Year's Eve, when fires burnt massive tracts of bushland and forced thousands of residents and summer holidaymakers to seek refuge on beaches.
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In other words, a good number of the retirements seem to be clearly related to personal considerations and cannot be attributed to a desire to seek refuge from a chaotic presidency.
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The Syrian conflict, which began in 2011, has now claimed well over 250,000 lives, forced four million people to seek refuge abroad and displaced some seven million more within the country.
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Gold prices edged up on Friday, the metal's third week of gains as weaker stock markets spurred investors to seek refuge in bullion, which also gained technical momentum after scaling major milestones.
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These threats led Kim Jong Nam to seek refuge in Macau, an autonomous region of China known for its gambling industry, said Lee Cheol Woo, lawmaker with South Korea's ruling Liberal Party.
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Turner's Sansa Stark got through the Battle of Winterfell relatively unscathed, despite hiding in the crypts which, as it turned out, are a terrible place to seek refuge from dead-raising zombies.
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The logs show that life inside the facilities can be so dangerous and hostile that numerous detainees have voluntarily admitted themselves to solitary confinement just to seek refuge from the general population.
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In the wake of the damage caused by Harvey, a number of residents have been uprooted from their homes and forced to seek refuge in local shelters — including children of all ages.
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Adisa Isa came to seek refuge in the Gagamari camp in Diffa with her four children and husband three years ago after Boko Haram attacked their community in Damasak, in northeastern Nigeria.
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It is possible that another force is behind the increased diagnosis of depression among adolescents, and that sad teenagers are more likely than their happy peers to seek refuge in their phones.
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The game stars two young brothers, Sean and Daniel Diaz (ages 16 and nine, respectively), on the run from authorities following a "tragic event" as they seek refuge in Puerto Lobos, Mexico.
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These women arrived in the United States in April after traveling thousands of miles with a migrant caravan from Central America to seek refuge from discrimination and persecution in their native countries.
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The aid organizations are alarmed since a recent policy adjustment by the interior ministry extended inspections of hotels and shelters where thousands of migrants seek refuge, including many who could face expulsion.
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Much of the violence that plagues El Salvador, driving tens of thousands to seek refuge in the United States, can be traced back to the country's civil war that ended in 1992.
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The attack lasted several hours, forcing students from the university, including those already injured, to flee and seek refuge inside the Divine Mercy Church, a small Catholic parish near the student compound.
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With immigration arrests through the roof and federal agents seemingly lurking at every courthouse in New York City, many public defenders are now counseling some clients to seek refuge on Rikers Island.
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But she was ultimately desperate enough to seek refuge in the house the Nazis had seized from her, sneaking back in to live there in secrecy and silence with an upstairs tenant.
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Yet the significant gay diaspora in Columbia County didn't really converge until after 9/11, when the impulse to escape, to seek refuge on safer ground, took on an almost literal urgency.
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They have crossed land borders, rivers and treacherous seas to seek refuge in crowded camps in Bangladesh, itself a poor country struggling, along with international aid agencies, to cope with the influx.
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These programs provide a lifeline for undocumented immigrants who have been living in the shadows or need to seek refuge in the US due to ongoing conflicts, environmental disasters or other reasons.
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Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen on Friday terminated the special immigration designation that Hondurans used to seek refuge in America when a catastrophic storm pummeled their home country nearly two decades ago.
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Last month, under threat of painful sanctions issued by U.S. President Donald Trump, Guatemala's Jimmy Morales agreed to require U.S.-bound Hondurans and Salvadorans to seek refuge in Guatemala instead of proceeding north.
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A safe third country agreement would in theory force asylum seekers from Central America, who make up a large part of migrants apprehended at the U.S.-Mexico border, to seek refuge in Mexico.
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ZURICH (Reuters) - More and more brands are deserting the Baselworld watch fair held every March, blaming high costs and insufficient returns, while high-end players seek refuge at the rival fair in Geneva.
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A recent increase in violent attacks against this minority, however, has claimed more than 1,13 lives since August 25 and has forced tens of thousands of civilians to seek refuge in neighboring Bangladesh.
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Since January, hundreds of Venezuelan military officers have deserted to seek refuge in Colombia and have disavowed Maduro's government in favor of Juan Guaido, whom the opposition-run congress designated president in January.
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He's a misfit child spurned by his father who grows up to be a sensitive oddity, too strange to be accepted by society or reproduce naturally and forced to seek refuge in seclusion.
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At the same time, Mr. Assange was pursued by Swedish prosecutors on charges of sexual abuse — ultimately forcing him to seek refuge in the Ecuadorean Embassy in London in the summer of 2012.
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Under threat of sanctions, Guatemala agreed late last month to be designated as a "safe third country," meaning Hondurans and Salvadorans would be required to seek refuge in Guatemala, rather than proceeding north.
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Under the asylum deal, initially described as a "safe third country agreement," the administration can deport migrants at the southwestern border seeking safety in the United States to Guatemala to seek refuge there.
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"Deporting families will not resolve the violence and corruption that push people from El Salvador, Guatemala and Honduras to risk assault, rape and murder to seek refuge in the United States," he said.
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Stars can go from relative nobodies to widely recognized figures overnight, with no anonymity, leading them to seek refuge in places like dark and isolated VIP rooms of bars and clubs, Jung said.
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Fighting in Myanmar's northern Rakhine state has forced about half a million Rohingya to seek refuge in neighboring Bangladesh since August, prompting concerns they could be targeted by people smugglers and human traffickers.
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Civil war drove thousands of Liberians to seek refuge in the US from about 1989 to 2003 under a program known as Deferred Enforced Departure (DED) that gave them temporary protection from deportation.
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Mary had hurriedly left Scotland 16 years earlier, in 1568, after an uprising forced her to abdicate the throne in favor of her year-old son, James, and to seek refuge in England.
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"Hindus from Pakistan will understandably seek refuge in India, and they deserve to get citizenship, but that doesn't mean you turn a blind eye to the fate of other oppressed communities," said Maini.
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I was a member of the Shiite minority that's persecuted in Afghanistan and so my father, [after being injured during his time in the military,] took the entire family to seek refuge in Iran.
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Paulsen tweeted, "especially given the circumstances and disasters that led many TPS immigrants to seek refuge and shelter in the U.S." People of color in the Republican caucus expressed outrage at the president. Rep.
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Gang violence, poverty and few jobs, drives hundreds of thousands of people every year from El Salvador, Honduras, and to a lesser extent Guatemala, to seek refuge and a better life mainly in America.
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He learned that even if his future schemes are uncovered, Republican senators will either seek refuge in whatever motivated reasoning gets them through a reporter's questions or simply join him in carrying them out.
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Violence has pushed more than 600,000 Rohingya to seek refuge in Bangladesh since late August, but the minority group has been fleeing persecution for decades to countries such as Pakistan, India, Malaysia and Thailand.
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According to local news reports, dozens opted to settle in those informal encampments rather than seek refuge at the six official Red Cross shelters over concerns of a Norovirus outbreak at some shelter locations.
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"People will risk anything to seek refuge, seek better lives for themselves and their families," said Amy Fischer, policy director for San Antonio-based RAICES Texas, which provides legal services for immigrants and refugees.
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Frankly, given that we've sat through a dreary lull, mid-movie, in which Robert and his followers seek refuge on an island, we've earned our torrent of excitement, and Mackenzie does not hold back.
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"This nation prides itself on its humanity and openness with which it treats those who seek refuge at its gates," Judge Alvin Hellerstein of federal District Court wrote in his opinion, the Times reported.
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Current President Jimmy Morales made such an agreement with the United States last month under threat of sanctions, meaning Hondurans and Salvadorans would be required to seek refuge in Guatemala, rather than proceeding north.
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New York-based Human Rights Watch said Syrians were now fleeing heightened violence in the northwestern province of Idlib to seek refuge near Turkey's border, which remains closed to all but critical medical cases.
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Humanity has been ravaged by the usual political and ecological disasters (among them "bandwidth riots" referred to in Wade's introductory voice-over), and most people seek refuge in a digital paradise called the Oasis.
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After the fire broke out on Monday, five crew members who were awake managed to jump ship and seek refuge on a nearby boat called the Grape Escape, which they traveled to via dinghy.
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And though it's a good time for all Haitians to get together, to show evidence of our culture, these poor people — especially the artists — are forced to leave, to seek refuge or sanctuary cities.
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According to Mr. Hirsch's account, Chief Big Foot, leader of the Minneconjou Lakota, led his people more than 200 miles toward the Pine Ridge Reservation, where another chief had invited them to seek refuge.
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A rights group in Guatemala on Friday lashed out at the proposal to make asylum seekers from Honduras and El Salvador seek refuge in Guatemala, when its own citizens were fleeing poverty and violence.
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Both the authorities and the separatists have said they are open to talks, but violence by both sides has intensified, forcing thousands of civilians to seek refuge in Cameroon's French-speaking regions and neighboring countries.
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PARIS (Reuters) - French Catalans have a villa with a swimming pool and other safe houses ready in the event that Carles Puigdemont and other leaders of Spain's Catalonia region have to seek refuge from Madrid.
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Earlier in the session, prices broke above the key $1,200 level as a slide in stock markets on the back of rising U.S. Treasury yields prompted some investors to seek refuge in the precious metal.
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Sánchez said the Nicaraguan government ordered the pro-government groups to clear the area around the detention center, prompting many of the mothers to seek refuge in the Managua Metropolitan Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception.
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They seek refuge in a land which, despite having had the St. Louis moment that President Clinton called "one of the darkest times in our history," still boasts of its promise to the world's refugees.
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Rotten Tomatoes score: 30%As the world falls prey to creatures who hunt by sound, Ally (Kiernan Shipka), a young girl who is deaf, attempts to seek refuge with her mother and father (Stanley Tucci).
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The recent upsurge in violence has also driven more than 80,000 civilians to seek refuge in already crowded camps or in towns in Borno State, where they are surviving in tough living conditions, Baloch said.
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After the fire broke out on Monday, the five crew members who were awake managed to jump ship and seek refuge on a nearby boat called the Grape Escape, which they traveled to via dinghy.
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As the violence continued to intensify, the attacks growing deadlier, Mr. Marai arranged for two of his brothers, who were also spared the genetic blindness, to take the migrant trail and seek refuge in Europe.
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When Sydni Brecher landed in Paris early one morning around Christmas last year, she didn't kill precious euros in a cafe or seek refuge at an airport lounge waiting for her accommodations to be ready.
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Authorities are worried the fires could turn out to be worse than New Year's Eve, when they burnt massive tracts of bushland and forced thousands of residents and summer holidaymakers to seek refuge on beaches.
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Trump has pledged to end the wave of tens of thousands of asylum seekers, including many Central American families fleeing poverty and violence, who make the arduous journey north to seek refuge in the United States.
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Early this year at least 5,000 Ethiopians were forced to seek refuge in Kenya after several civilians were killed in what the Ethiopian military said was a botched security operation targeting militants in the country's south.
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"It&aposs a haunting piece of video," the judge said, noting Prince&aposs "persistent, dogged effort" to get to Baul after Baul had been shot in the face and tried to seek refuge in an office.
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Instead, Hurricane Florence has forced the migrant workers to evacuate their farm and seek refuge at a school-turned-shelter near the tiny hamlet of Spivey's Corner, where they sleep in school hallways, wait and worry.
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COX'S BAZAAR, Bangladesh — Rohingya Muslims fleeing violence in Myanmar to seek refuge in Bangladesh are being charged huge sums by smugglers to ferry them across the border, with some held captive until their debts are repaid.
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Sheriff Grady Judd, of the Polk County Sheriff's Office, took to Twitter to let anyone with a warrant know that they would be unceremoniously locked up if they dared to seek refuge from the historic storm.
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More than 45 percent say they seek refuge in the bathroom, visiting an excessive number of times throughout the day, while 35 percent of us just opt for the simpler (and arguably, more hygienic) long lunch.
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This has caused a nearly 0003% increase of applications in Spain last year when the new trend consolidated, as most Venezuelans heading to Europe seek refuge in the country with which they share language and heritage.
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They've always been at risk, but a recent increase in violence has claimed more than 1,000 lives since the end of August and has forced hundreds of thousands of civilians to seek refuge in neighboring Bangladesh.
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Under threat of sanctions, Guatemalan President Jimmy Morales last month struck a "safe third country" agreement with the United States, meaning Hondurans and Salvadorans would be required to seek refuge in Guatemala, rather than proceeding north.
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For now, at least, the administration appears on track to follow through on its agenda as it relates to asylum, leaving thousands of migrants at the southern border to seek refuge elsewhere for the time being.
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In 1939, the St. Louis, a ship of 935 people — almost all of them German Jews — attempted to land in Cuba, to seek refuge from the Nazis while they finalized their visas for the United States.
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But the film follows two asylum-seekers—who are the type of immigrants who are the scourge of the National Front—as they use fake passports and lie about their relationships as they seek refuge in France.
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Mexico still rejects a U.S. demand to keep Central American asylum seekers on its side of the border and not let them seek refuge in the United States, the government sources said, speaking on condition of anonymity.
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Turkey, which is already sheltering 2.5 million Syrian refugees, has largely kept its gates closed in recent days as a tens of thousands seek refuge from Syrian and Russian assaults on opposition-held territory in northwest Syria.
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Rather than leave Mariee in daycare with other sick kids, she held her in her arms while she told her story of the violence in Guatemala that had motivated her to seek refuge in the United States.
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Government officials in the United States Virgin Islands, which is still reeling from the devastation wrought by Hurricane Irma, warned residents not to remain in their damaged homes but instead to seek refuge in a government shelter.
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ELSEWHERE ➔ Fugitive: Nissan's ex-chairman Carlos Ghosn, who fled his home in Tokyo in dramatic fashion to seek refuge in Lebanon to evade trial on financial misconduct charges, is now the target of an Interpol arrest warrant.
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"It's nauseating to see them snatch my great-grandfather's legacy, but at the same time I take pride that even a person like Modi must seek refuge in a person like my great-grandfather," Mr. Gandhi said.
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Misty, a police detective with a super(ish) power, took a number of characters into protective custody when the Defenders — Luke Cage, Jessica Jones (Krysten Ritter), Iron Fist, and Daredevil (Charlie Cox) — seek refuge for their loved ones.
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Of these, many are still patiently waiting to seek refuge from retaliatory violence by fleeing to the United States — though the US government won't give an exact number, only 19 were granted visas in the last three years.
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These abuses by some among the Burmese military, security forces, and local vigilantes have caused tremendous suffering and forced hundreds of thousands of men, women, and children to flee their homes in Burma to seek refuge in Bangladesh.
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Heat is the deadliest of all weather phenomena, according to the weather service, and cities from Chicago to New York urged residents to seek refuge at cooling centers set up in locations ranging from libraries to shopping malls.
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The group of an estimated 4,000, whose members are fleeing endemic violence and poverty in Honduras and have told reporters they hope to seek refuge in the U.S. or Mexico, has been passing through Guatemala towards Mexico's border.
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The gang, also known as Mara Salvatrucha, originated in Los Angeles in the 1980s when a brutal civil war in El Salvador led hundreds of thousands of Salvadorans to stream north and seek refuge in the United States.
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His statement reads: While 21 Savage came to the US from a country we don't typically think of as one that individuals seek refuge from, his situation remains distressing and highlights the oppressive nature of our immigration regime.
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In an interview with the BBC, Ms. Robinson said that after the attack, she and her husband were carrying two children and told the crowd to seek refuge at the Holiday Inn before posting her messages on Facebook.
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A new level of despair spread among tens of thousands of migrants waiting on the Mexican border to seek refuge in the U.S. as the Trump administration began enforcing radical new restrictions Thursday on who qualifies for asylum.
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U.S. emergency management officials said on Monday they were expediting federal resources to Texas to help with rescue efforts after Hurricane Harvey swamped coastal areas of the state and forced 30,000 people to seek refuge in temporary shelters.
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In the impeachment trial, senators will vote on whether to ratify the propriety of Mr. Trump's behavior — and Republican senators will no doubt seek refuge in the narrowness of the articles and the constitutional technicalities of executive power.
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The lands were not the ancestral home of the tribe but rather a spot in the Louisiana wetlands where they were forced to seek refuge in the nineteenth century, during the harshest years of America's Manifest Destiny era.
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That is different from a long-standing U.S. demand that Mexico be declared a safe place for asylum seekers, requiring them to seek refuge in Mexico if they passed through the country on the way to the United States.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Central American migrants have a right to request asylum in the United States and Mexico has repeatedly refused U.S. requests to force them to seek refuge there instead, Mexican Foreign Minister Luis Videgaray said on Wednesday.
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Over the past three months, the offensive has driven hundreds of thousands of people from their homes or temporary shelters to seek refuge near the border with Turkey and has killed hundreds of civilians, according to war monitoring groups.
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For decades, Kayin state, also known as Karen state, has been the site of an armed conflict between ethnic armed groups and Myanmar's military, causing huge displacement and forcing hundreds of thousands to seek refuge in Thailand and beyond.
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In Julie Myerson's new novel, "The Stopped Heart," Mary and Graham Coles seek refuge away from London, deep in the Suffolk countryside at the edge of a village, buying an old cottage complete with an overgrown garden and orchard.
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Gold miners benefited as the price of bullion jumped nearly 4 percent to its highest in a year as fears about financial instability, a lower dollar and U.S. Treasury yields persuaded investors to seek refuge in the precious metal.
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Set in contemporary Philadelphia, the work tells the story of a group of orphans who flee the violence, police brutality and school closings that plague their largely working-class, African-American neighborhoods and seek refuge in an abandoned house.
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El Salvador's foreign minister, Alexandra Hill, said President Nayib Bukele's government, which took office just over 100 days ago, has taken a more proactive approach to address the underlying issues that have forced its residents to seek refuge elsewhere.
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" Addressing his father, who he credited with "the right decision" in leaving the Soviet Union to seek refuge in the United States 40 years ago, Colonel Vindman said, "Do not worry, I will be fine for telling the truth.
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The big picture: 1,000 Texas National Guard and 1,100 active duty troops will be sent to the border, as President Trump's rule requiring immigrants to seek refuge in a 3rd country before applying for asylum in the U.S. comes into effect.
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Uncertainties over the global trade environment goaded investors to seek refuge in defensive and domestic demand-oriented shares, with the wider adoption of cashless services by the government and companies offering a good theme for investors to latch on to.
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Her odd job is an inventive response to the economic chaos gripping the once-wealthy oil nation, where severe shortages of food and medicine have driven more than 4 million Venezuelans to seek refuge around the world in recent years.
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Instead of tackling the modern monster himself, this pooch decided to seek refuge in the understanding arms of his human companion, which, based on the owner's hold on the dog, isn't the first time the pet has sought out this service.
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Gold prices jumped more than 0.213% on Wednesday to their highest in more than six years, as the trade war between China and the United States showed no signs of abating, spurring investors to seek refuge in safe-haven assets.
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The conflict has uprooted more than 400,000 people within the country and forced almost half a million to seek refuge in neighbouring countries such as Chad, Cameroon and the Democratic Republic of Congo, according to the U.N. refugee agency (UNHCR).
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This has risen from around 22 percent in mid-June, before the economic fallout from Britain's vote to leave the European Union prompted investors to seek refuge in top-rated bonds and speculate on easier monetary policy from global central banks.
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The former economy minister, one of the frontrunners in the upcoming presidential election, urged U.S.-based scientists working on climate change, renewable energy or health issues who were wary of the new political situation to seek refuge across the Atlantic.
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Mexican Foreign Minister Marcel Ebrard said the new U.S. rule would not unilaterally convert Mexico into a designated "safe third country," a status that would oblige asylum-seekers passing through its territory to seek refuge in Mexico, not the United States.
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At the Ny-Aalesund research station, the northernmost civilian settlement in the world at 79 degrees north, the 70-odd scientists and support staff leave the front door of every house unlocked so that people can seek refuge if needed.
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Rampant gang violence, poverty and few jobs, drives tens of thousands of people every year from El Salvador, Honduras and Guatemala - countries with the world's highest murder rates - to seek refuge and a better life mainly in the United States.
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Giammattei will not take office until January, by which time Guatemala may be under severe pressure from the deal that effectively turns the country into a buffer zone, by forcing migrants to seek refuge there rather than in the United States.
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"These abuses by some among the Burmese military, security forces, and local vigilantes have caused tremendous suffering and forced hundreds of thousands of men, women, and children to flee their homes in Burma to seek refuge in Bangladesh," he said.
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Eventually, most of the Mandible clan will seek refuge with Florence in East Flatbush, including her sister, Avery, and brother-in-law, Lowell, a former economics professor at Georgetown who failed to predict the current situation and still doesn't comprehend it.
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Donald TrumpOn Sunday, about 703 of the estimated 70,000 Bahamians displaced by Dorian took a ferry to Florida, hoping to seek refuge in the United States, but were told by crew members that they could not enter without a valid visa.
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As the rebel leader has turned and twisted on his trail to elude the hard-riding American cavalrymen, detachments and squads of his army have dropped off to seek refuge by themselves or to disband and escape the feared ''gringoes.
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Last year, 180 migrants had to seek refuge in the Chinese embassy in Kinshasa, Congo's capital, as rioters razed their stores, and in South Africa, the xenophobic attacks on shopkeepers got so violent that the foreign ministry lodged a formal complaint.
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"Allowing her to seek refuge in a corporate corner office or a boardroom, university, speaking agency or elsewhere poses a significant reputational risk for those involved," said Karl Frisch, a spokesman for Restore Public Trust, the group organizing the campaign.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump on Friday again sought to block migrants from Central America from seeking asylum, announcing an agreement with Guatemala to require people who travel through that country to seek refuge from persecution there instead of in the United States.
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WASHINGTON — The Trump administration signed an agreement with the government of El Salvador on Friday that could force Central American migrants traveling through El Salvador to seek refuge in that violent and dangerous country instead of in the United States.
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Because the fires this season have been so intense and consumed wetlands as well as dry eucalyptus forests, there are few places many of these animals could seek refuge, said Jim Radford, a research fellow at La Trobe University in Melbourne.
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Mr. Trump's policies also appear to have slowed the flow of people crossing the southern border illegally, which has reached its lowest number in years, as migrants are choosing to seek refuge in other countries or endure poor conditions at home.
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About 30 people were killed on Monday in the attack staged by ethnic Chinese insurgents in the town of Laukkai, 800 km (500 miles) northeast of commercial hub Yangon, prompting thousands to seek refuge across the border in camps in China.
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OTTAWA — John F. Kelly, the American homeland security secretary, acknowledged on Friday that President Trump's executive orders on immigration and the perception that the United States was now inhospitable toward Muslims may be causing more migrants to seek refuge in Canada.
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The 26-year-old had arrived in the sprawling city high in the Andes almost two years ago, one of more than a million Venezuelans who have fled crime and an economic meltdown at home to seek refuge in Colombia.
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During the war, 70 to 212 percent of the villages in this area were destroyed, and 241 percent of the population was displaced, forced to flee and seek refuge in the neighboring mountains, according to a United Nations truth commission.
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"I've said it for a long time - this citizen has behaved like a mafioso and his attitude of going to seek refuge in a country that promotes and defends terrorism - the dictatorship of Nicolas Maduro - confirms that," Duque told journalists in coastal Cartagena.
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A major sticking point in last week's talks was a U.S. demand that Mexico be declared a "safe third country" for asylum seekers, requiring them to seek refuge in Mexico if they passed through the country on the way to the United States.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - After arriving in Britain, North Korean defector Jihyun Park tried to forget the horrors of slavery and forced labor that had led her to seek refuge in a strange land until her son surprised her with a question.
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By the terms of the Constitution, free exercise of religion is one of the privileges and immunities attached to citizenship; it can hardly be said to be possessed by all those who seek refuge in, or wish to emigrate to, the United States.
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Vice President Mike Pence suggested last week that Guatemala could receive asylum seekers from its neighbors as a safe third country agreement, which might force asylum seekers from other Central American countries to seek refuge there before applying in the United States.
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And contrast it with my neighborhood, where the people I interviewed could not seem to shake the shock of bullets crashing through the windows of their YMCA, of panicked Congress members fleeing the ball field to seek refuge in their dog park.
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Secretary of State Rex W. Tillerson, who visited Myanmar last week, said that "horrendous atrocities" by Myanmar's military, security forces and vigilantes had forced "hundreds of thousands of men, women and children to flee their homes" and seek refuge in neighboring Bangladesh.
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The new Senate measure also includes several provisions that are meant to make it more difficult for migrants to claim asylum in the United States, a legal process that allows people fleeing violence and persecution in their home countries to seek refuge.
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Carlos Garcia, executive director of Puente, an immigrants' rights group, told her she could skip it and go into hiding or seek refuge at a church in North Phoenix, joining two other unauthorized immigrants facing deportation who have lived there for months.
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Gold rose 20.8% on Tuesday, bouncing off a one-week low touched earlier in the session, as uncertainties over U.S.-China trade talks and Brexit drove a decline in stock markets and prompted investors to seek refuge in the safe-haven metal.
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Gold rose on Monday to its highest in over two weeks as weak economic data from the euro zone stoked global recession fears and forced investors to seek refuge in bullion, while palladium soared to a record on a sustained supply shortfall.
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"As people seek refuge from hurricane Harvey, they are likely to have to go north or west of Texas and would have to go through a checkpoint," said Lorella Praeli, the ACLU's director of immigration policy and campaigns said in a statement Friday.
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GUATEMALA CITY (Reuters) - A U.S. plan to make asylum seekers from Honduras and El Salvador seek refuge in Guatemala instead of the United States would endanger, not protect, refugees, a prominent rights group said on Friday as U.S. negotiators met Guatemalan officials.
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For most of the several dozen who have passed through the program since it began in mid-July, education was a distant dream in the weeks or months since their parents decided to uproot and head north to seek refuge or a better life.
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After nearly a year and a half of continued threats from the gang, E. left El Salvador in March to seek refuge in the US. While she was making the journey, an MS-211 gang member threatened in a social media post to kill her.
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All of this inconvenience, of course, pales in comparison to that experienced by people who can't travel to the United States at all as a result of the ban—those unable to visit their families, make work trips or seek refuge from dangers at home.
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In 21 alone, well over one million people—largely from Syria, Afghanistan, Iraq, and Eritrea—were willing to cross deserts on foot, risk capture and enslavement in Libya, barbed wire and internment in the Balkans, or drowning in the Mediterranean to seek refuge in Europe.
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Gold vaulted more than 29 percent on Thursday to a one-year high, on track for its biggest daily jump in more than seven years as financial uncertainty, a lower dollar and tumbling stock prices around the world prompted investors to seek refuge in bullion.
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Falling sales have made Wall Street speculate whether the company, which symbolized the counterculture movement of the 303s, would seek refuge in a buyout or turn private to rework its product lines and branding without the pressure from shareholders to shield its profit margins.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Up to 60 U.S Border Patrol agents will be trained to conduct initial asylum screenings as part of a pilot effort to speed up the vetting of migrants who seek refuge in the United States, U.S. officials told a congressional committee on Thursday.
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The Trump administration is cutting off an Obama-era pathway to the United States for young migrants fleeing violence in Central America, further narrowing the options for thousands of people hoping to seek refuge here as the White House moves to tighten immigration rules.
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Released on January 21, American Dirt kicks off with a group of cartel members shooting up a quinceañera and forcing protagonist Lydia, whose husband dies in the massacre, to flee Mexico with her 8-year-old son Luca and seek refuge and safety in America.
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It's a signal that as long as violence and economic instability continues to drive Central American migrants out of their home countries, they will continue to seek refuge in the US — no matter how much the Trump administration pressures other nations to stop them.
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As well as encouraging migrants to seek refuge in Gdansk, Adamowicz was known for backing a campaign to defend the rule of law against what activists consider efforts by the ruling conservative Law and Justice (PiS) party to increase political control over the judiciary and other bodies.
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"America's college and university leaders have a moral responsibility to make it clear that the administration officials responsible for this horrific policy will not be allowed to seek refuge in their classrooms, lecture halls, or auditoriums," Karl Frisch, the group's spokesman, said in a press release.
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" As an example of the sort of screeds she wished federal judges would stop writing, she cited a dissent that began this way: "Running headlong from the questions briefed and argued before us, my colleagues seek refuge in a theory as novel as it is questionable.
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"Federal authorities must exercise caution to ensure that the emotional and physical stress children experience as they seek refuge in the United States is not exacerbated by the additional trauma of being separated from their siblings, parents or other relatives and caregivers," it wrote in a statement.
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To wear The Last Line's multicolored "Best Friends" necklace, one of many pieces in its rainbow collection, is to satisfy one's inner tween — and, perhaps, to seek refuge in nostalgia at a time when the American political landscape and health of the planet seem particularly uncertain.
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The fundamental issue, however, is the psychic toll being part of this ordeal exacts on Bernadine, her emotional distance driving a wedge between her and her husband (Wendell Pierce) and causing her to seek refuge in a variety of ways, including a bout of wanton drunkenness.
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The Washington Post article cited Mexican officials and senior members of Lopez Obrador's transition team and said the deal would break with long-standing asylum rules and mount a new obstacle to Central American migrants attempting to seek refuge in the United States from poverty and violence.
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A constant barrage of snow slammed the city almost weekly, causing hundreds of those sleeping on the streets to seek refuge in "cardboard condos," and on subway cars, preferably away from the gaze of police officers who threatened to pass them along to overflowing shelters and hospitals.
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But over the course of 2018, the "push" factors leading people to seek refuge from Central America continued to be in place, and would-be migrants discovered that despite the sharp change in tone coming from the Oval Office, the actual underlying legal situation was still broadly similar.
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Rivas said in the video he was instructed by a fellow plotter after the attack to seek refuge at the Chilean embassy in Caracas, from where he was told he would be smuggled to the Mexican embassy, then to the Colombian embassy, and finally over the border to Colombia.
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Still, he needed to be reassured, he said, "that this was not going to be a narrative that was letting people off the hook" and was "more about exploring and shining a light" on white supremacy and what leads people to seek refuge or community in these groups.
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"It is completely inappropriate for the President to refer to other countries in the manner in which he reportedly did, especially given the circumstances and disasters that led many TPS immigrants to seek refuge and shelter in the US," Paulsen tweeted, referring to immigrants with Temporary Protected Status.
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Many of the crises driving migration from northern Central America have their roots in or are exacerbated by events in the US.But the Trump administration has been determined to close routes through which people in those countries can seek refuge in the US.Visit Business Insider's homepage for more stories.
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In this Kafkaesque system, even if you have a completely valid reason to seek refuge in the United States, you have virtually no way to prepare a solid case for asylum, no reliable way to contact your children, and no guarantee that you will ever see them again.
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NEW YORK/LONDON (Reuters) - Gold vaulted more than 5 percent on Thursday to a one-year high, on track for its biggest daily jump in more than seven years as financial uncertainty, a lower dollar and tumbling stock prices around the world prompted investors to seek refuge in bullion.
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Investors were in two minds - whether to go for the safety of gold or liquidate positions to cover losses on other commodities and seek refuge in hard cash, said John Sharma, an economist at National Australia Bank, adding that initial expectations for the U.S. stimulus package had supported gold.
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Today, the poorest of the poor, knowing the infamous risks of ruthless gangs, unscrupulous narcotraffickers, insatiable swindlers, and predatory police, army officials, immigration officials, and train guards, pick up their entire families and start walking, riding trains, trucks, and boats, to seek refuge in a foreign, hostile land. Why?
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But while various conflicts, like the ongoing war in Syria or the economic crisis in Venezuela, continue to force people to seek refuge in safer parts of the world, some of the world's wealthiest countries, like the US, Italy, and Germany, are initiating plans to shut down their borders.
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The last time Mr. Biden ditched one of his own election night parties, he was careening toward a fifth-place finish in New Hampshire in mid-February, skipping out on a Nashua gathering to seek refuge in South Carolina and accept his election-night fate from a safe distance.
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But Central Americans fleeing chronic violence, particularly in Honduras and El Salvador, continue to leave their countries in large numbers, and an increasing number are deciding to seek refuge in Mexico, claiming they are at risk of, or have suffered, certain kinds of persecution in their home countries.
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Rotten Tomatoes score: 52%Synopsis: In the sequel to "Kingsman: The Secret Service," the original headquarters of the highest-ranking intelligence agency is compromised, leaving Eggsy (Taron Egerton) and Harry Hart (Colin Firth) to seek refuge in America with Statesman spies (Channing Tatum, Jeff Bridges, and Halle Berry).
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In the deal reached a week ago, Mexico also agreed to a plan that could make it a "safe third country" in which asylum seekers would have to seek refuge instead of in the United States, if Mexico does not bring down immigration flows within 45 days through enforcement measures.
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Gold had surged by nearly 21.5 percent to a six-week high of $23,218.996 an ounce as it emerged that the Republican nominee had triumphed over Democrat Hillary Clinton in the presidential election, a surprise for markets which prompted investors to seek refuge in perceived safe-haven assets like gold.
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In the deal reached a week ago, Mexico also agreed to a plan that could make it a "safe third country" in which asylum seekers would have to seek refuge instead of in the United States, if Mexico does not bring down immigration flows by mid-July through enforcement measures.
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Adamowicz stood out for his initiatives to encourage migrants to seek refuge in the Baltic coast city, and for his support of a protest campaign to defend the rule of law in Poland against what activists consider efforts by the PiS to increase political control over the judiciary and other bodies.
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Mr. Trump introduced Mr. Martinez right after saying, "Americans are dreamers, too," to insult recipients of Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals and illustrate that his American dream, instead of meaning the freedom to seek refuge on our shores and work toward a satisfying future, is based on arresting gang members.
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Officials with the Border Patrol sought to ease fears, contending that the checkpoints in Texas are set up south of areas affected by the storm, but rights groups pointed out that many people in Houston could potentially pass through the checkpoints to reunite with family members or seek refuge in Mexico.
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Juan Jose Reyes, Director of Early Warning Systems of the Honduran disaster prevention agency COPECO, had urged people from low-lying coastal areas, especially the small offshore Islas de la Bahía islands to seek refuge, particularly if the tide suddenly is drawn out -- a telltale sign that a tsunami is imminent.
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" Rabbi Michael Lezak of T'ruah, a human rights group, argued that "Israel's failure to follow the Jewish imperative to protect and care for the gerim—the landless sojourners who seek refuge among us—is a far greater threat to the Jewish character of the state than is the community of African asylum-seekers.
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Such an agreement would require asylum seekers to stay in Mexico, effectively preventing them from being allowed to seek refuge in the US. Mexican authorities have been reluctant to agree to such a deal, which could saddle them with hundreds of thousands of migrants fleeing Central America and other parts of the world.
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"May the international community work decisively for a political solution that can put aside divisions and partisan interests, so that the Syrian people, especially all those who were forced to leave their own lands and seek refuge elsewhere, can return to live in peace in their own country," Francis said on Tuesday.
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The deaths attributed to the Russians have made worse an unfolding catastrophe in which more than 250,000 people have been killed since the civil war began in 2011, most at the hands of Mr. Assad's forces, and 11 million Syrians have fled to seek refuge in other parts of the country, neighboring nations or Europe.
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Investors should use the recent drop in gold prices as a buying opportunity, as increased volatility in the market ahead of a potential Fed interest rate hike could lead investors to seek refuge in the precious metal, according to Francisco Blanch, head of global commodities and derivatives research at Bank of America Merrill Lynch.
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But in neighboring Kazakhstan, where she arrived to seek refuge, she was accused of crossing the border illegally, stripped naked, and told by state security agents to keep quiet about Beijing's "de-radicalization drive", in which it has put hundreds of thousands of people in camps akin to prisons, Sauytbai and her lawyer told Reuters.
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In an exchange from October 2015, when Mr. Miller was an aide to then-Senator Jeff Sessions, Republican of Alabama, Mr. Miller and Ms. McHugh appeared to share a concern that Mexican survivors of Hurricane Patricia, a Category 5 storm, could be granted temporary protected status, or T.P.S., to seek refuge in the United States.
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The interview subject was Mariatu Kamara, the young woman from Sierra Leone who wrote "The Bite of the Mango," a memoir about surviving a civil war, rape, losing the baby that resulted from the rape, having her hands chopped off, making it to safety and finally leaving everyone she knew to seek refuge in Canada.
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A study published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences in 2015 drew a direct link between the 2007–2010 drought in the greater Fertile Crescent, which "exacerbated existing water and agricultural insecurity and caused massive agricultural failures and livestock mortality," and Syria's 2011 civil war, which has forced millions of people to seek refuge in Europe.
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The change could send potentially tens of thousands of non-Mexican migrants back over the border, and would largely apply to Central Americans who flee violence, gangs and drug cartels to seek refuge in the US. DHS will also explore a video conference system to potentially keep these individuals in Mexico even for their court hearing, which could be conducted remotely.
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"Hundreds of Hondurans have fled their homes and joined the refugee caravan in order to seek refuge in Mexico or the US." A report by the United Nations Human Rights Office said 22 civilians and one police officer were killed in the protests that followed the swearing in of Honduran President Juan Orlando Hernández after a highly contested election last year.
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A surprise announcement last week in which Guatemala agreed to require asylum-seekers who travel through its borders to first seek refuge there before moving on to the US has yet to take effect as Trump officials scramble to obtain an agreement on how it will look on the ground, according to a draft government memo obtained by BuzzFeed News.
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The underground scene in Lebanon has been alive and well since the early 1990s, with clubs like B018 and The Basement making sure that clubbers that don't feel like dressing to the nines and spending their entire month's salary on a four-hour party on a rooftop, can have a subterranean venue to seek refuge in from their turbulent lives.
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In the 21s, Indian Key was the seat of Dade County, site of a bowling alley and an inn promising "one of the most favorable situations in the United States for persons who are suffering from pulmonary, dyspeptic and numerous chronic diseases, and obliged to seek refuge from the chill blasts of a northern winter," according to a sign posted on the site.
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For example, some parts of O'Rourke's proposal would try to make it easier for LGBTQ people fleeing discrimination in other countries to seek refuge and asylum in the US. As I've written before, this was an issue even under President Barack Obama's administration — as LGBTQ immigrants were deported back to countries where they faced the threat of deadly violence due to their sexual orientation or gender identity.
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In exchange for passing legislation to protect from deportation young undocumented immigrants who've lived in the country for years, the White House has said it wants to change immigration law to "ensure the swift return" of more newly arrived unaccompanied children and get rid of "loopholes" that allow thousands of children from Central America to seek refuge in the US. The administration claims those loopholes create a magnet for illegal immigration.
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In a ruling on Monday, Attorney General Jeff Sessions said that immigration judges should not necessarily consider claims of domestic abuse or gang violence as a basis for asylum claims, absent other evidence that someone has suffered persecution as a member of a social group protected by law — a move that establishes a major new roadblock for thousands of Central Americans trying to seek refuge in the United States.
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Both directors are at pains to explore what lies beneath, in cellars and basements, though Bong goes one better with a sublimely choreographed sequence in which three of the Kims, needing to hide in a hurry, seek refuge under a low table in the living room—lying there and listening while the master of the house and his wife, in matching gray silk pajamas, make out on the couch.
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Bierstadt's kind of sublime has now become, in art and literature, almost the standard response to reality in America: to flee from the scene of the crime, to seek refuge and comfort in beauty and nature, to be untroubled by the facts of the world and in almost perfect agreement with classical liberalism (and its more militant branch, neoliberalism), preaching the ugliness of politics from which one must escape.
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They flocked there daily to read posts like "Everyone Has Imposter Syndrome Except for You" and "Bible Verses Where 'The Messiah' Has Been Replaced With 'King Shit of Fuck Mountain,'" to comment not just about those posts but also about their lives, and to seek refuge in that rare online habitat: a place where people engage respectfully, in the best and worst of times, sickness, health—the whole bit.
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At another nearby border crossing in Matamoros, a growing encampment is the temporary home to more than 500 mostly Central American asylum-seekers waiting for their turn to seek refuge in the US. Many Cuban asylum-seekers, who tend to have more financial support from family in the US compared to their Central American counterparts, are staying in nearby apartments or hotels but still represent a significant group of immigrants waiting in the area.
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