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"They demand not only more cash, but also all kinds of things for themselves and their superiors," said Mr. Kim, a South Korean human rights activist who helps North Koreans flee their totalitarian homeland and resettle in the South.
Those that decided to stay and resettle in the north of the island, which is much drier and less fertile than the south and more exposed to hurricanes and flooding, faced severe challenges in re-establishing their livelihoods (Rozdilsky 2001).
After the riots in 1968, the two synagogues in our neighborhood packed up and resettled in the pale suburbs.
This year alone, 85,000 refugees from a variety of conflict zones were selected and screened by the government and resettled in the United States.
Before Saujani was born, her parents, Indians living in Uganda, were driven out of the country and resettled in the United States as refugees.
He has never remarried, and two years ago he sold his home, a landmarked carriage house, and resettled in the hotel's presidential suite.
In the latest installment in a 12-year series of reports, Bob Simon visits a few of the Lost Boys, who fled a Sudanese civil war and resettled in the United States.
When I discovered that sixty thousand loyalists left the United States and resettled in the British Empire — probably the largest emigration (as a percentage of population) in our history — I knew there was a big story waiting to be told.
In "Settlement," which has simpler ambitions and a tighter structure, Hein follows a shrewd, surly boy named Bernhard Haber from the aftermath of World War II — when he and his family are forced out of Breslau (now Wroclaw, Poland) and resettled in the German town of Guldenberg — to the late '90s, when he has become one of Guldenberg's richest men.
They avoided capture by Cambodian and Vietnamese forces and were eventually taken under UNHCR protection and resettled in the US.
Six years later, in 1589, he was pardoned and resettled in the town.
