Sentence examples for refugee access from inspiring English sources

Mr Foucher said: "The Jordanian government risks resorting to drastic measures: permanently blocking refugee access to the country or restricting access to care in public facilities, undermining the already precarious living conditions of hundreds of thousands of Syrians.

"These deaths highlight both the heartlessness and the futility of the growing chorus demanding greater restrictions on refugee access to Europe," said John Dalhuisen, Amnesty International's Europe and Central Asia director.

It is, of course, highly unlikely that the small EU countries restricting refugee access would have engaged in such momentous action without at least the tacit toleration of Germany.

Australia received more than 18,000 refugee access requests between 2012 and 2013.

It may also reflect acute events that restrict refugee access to health services in camps for limited periods.

The refugee health nurse program aims to: increase refugee access to primary health services and improve the response of health services to refugees' needs.

In addition to financial barriers, urban refugees' access to health care is limited by geographic accessibility, security and cultural and language barriers [ 78].

Only recently installed hand pumps allow refugees access to water; before that, they had to rely on water tankers.

HRW said the proposed relocation would unlawfully reduce refugees' access to food, clothing, housing, healthcare and education.

The International Rescue Committee and Church World Service are also among the nine organizations who operate affiliate centers helping refugees access help and supports.

Still, the Borderless program is breaking ground by offering refugees access to accredited pre-existing university degrees that are partially professor-taught in Dadaab.