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Hundreds have fled their homes.
Following the Glyndŵr uprising, the villagers of the Creuddyn peninsula were harshly taxed andby 1507 they had nearly all fled their homes.
Million people fled their homes.
Tens of thousands of Iraqi Christians who have fled their homes in the Nineveh Valley in northern Iraq are still living in refugee camps, and many of them are afraid to return to their hometowns, the Secretary for Inter-Christian Relations for the Department for External Church Relations of the Moscow Patriarchate Hieromonk Stefan(Igumnov) related at a recent Russia Today press conference.
How many people have fled their homes?
As many as 350,000 ethnic Serbs fled their homes in Croatia during the 1991-1995 conflict.[Getty Images].
More than 2.5 million people have fled their homes.
Thousands of civilians in Afrin have fled their homes since Turkey's offensive began.
Approximately 1.5 million Syrian refugees have fled their homes.
Tens of thousands have been killed andmore than 2 million people have fled their homes in Darfur since a rebellion broke out in 2003.
After the conflict, in fear of their safety, perhaps up to 250,000 Serbs andother ethnic minorities fled their homes to go north.[3].
It is shameful so many governments are turning their backs on the suffering of millions of vulnerable people who have fled their homes and are often risking their lives to reach safety," Winnie Byanyima, the executive director of Oxfam, said.
An estimated 11.5 million Syrians have fled their homes.
As many as 300,000 have fled their homes.
About 3,600 ethnic Serbs fled their homes.
Another 2.5 million have fled their homes.
More than 2.5 million people have fled their homes.
The International Olympic Committee(IOC)created the ROA to accommodate athletes who have fled their homes because of political unrest.
Other Greeks arrived in Ukraine even later, particularly, as Greek Communist refugees from mainly Greek Macedonia and other parts of Northern Greece,who had fled their homes following the 1946- 1949 Greek Civil War and settled in the USSR, Czechoslovakia and other Eastern Bloc states.
Had journalists done their job in 2003, had they questioned and investigated the propaganda about Iraq's WMD, instead of amplifying it, hundreds of thousands of men, women and children might be alive today;and millions might not have fled their homes; the sectarian war between Sunni and Shia might not have ignited, and the infamous Islamic State might not now exist.
In other words, had journalists done their job, had they questioned and investigated the propaganda instead of amplifying it, hundreds of thousands of men, women and children might be alive today;and millions might not have fled their homes; the sectarian war between Sunni and Shia might not have ignited, and the infamous Islamic State might not now exist….
Millions of families are fleeing their homes to escape conflict, persecution and poverty.
The report also indicated that more than 400 people lost their lives as a result of the floods andclose to a million had to flee their homes.
In recent years, many thousands have died andmillions more had to flee their homes in conflicts, in which religion has been used to justify discrimination and violence.
The United Nations has urged governments, businesses and other agencies to“reboot” theworld's response to refugees, with the number of people fleeing their homes rising as hostility to migrants increases.
Dec 17, The UN urged governments, businesses andothers to“reboot" the world's response to refugees as the number of people fleeing their homes rises along with hostility to migrants.
The United Nations is urging governments, businesses andothers to“reboot" the world's response to refugees as the number of people fleeing their homes rises along with hostility to migrants.
The United Nations urged governments, businesses andothers on Tuesday to“reboot” the world's response to refugees as the number of people fleeing their homes rises, along with hostility to migrants.
When we see the images of terrified Kurdish families in northern Syria,loading their possessions into cars or carts and fleeing their homes headed to nowhere except away from Turkish bombs and marauding militias, how can we say the crimes of a century ago are in the past?” said Californian Democrat Adam Schiff, who pressed the bill through the House.
When we see the images of terrified Kurdish families in northern Syria,loading their possessions into cars or carts and fleeing their homes headed to nowhere except away from Turkish bombs and marauding militias, how can we say the crimes of a century ago are in the past?” said Californian Democrat Adam Schiff, who pressed the bill through the House.