As his educated family faces poverty and disease as refugees, he yields to reckless, liberating impulses.
"Investing one euro in welcoming refugees can yield nearly two euros in economic benefits within five years," concludes Refugees Work: A Humanitarian Investment That Yields Economic Dividends, a report released on Wednesday by the Tent Foundation, a non-government organisation that aims to help displaced people, and Open Political Economy Network, a new thinktank.
Indeed, investing one dollar in helping refugees can yield nearly two dollars in economic benefits within five years, according to my own recent study, published by Open, the international think-tank that I founded, and the Tent Foundation, whose mission is to help forcibly displaced people.
If Kenya's government approached the refugee issue as part of its development strategy, it could yield a win-win situation.
Indeed, instability seems more threatening to Beijing than nukes: pressuring North Korea risks regime collapse, which could create chaos, spark conflict, generate loose nukes, push refugees across the Yalu, and yield a united Korea allied with America.
The desperate ruses of vulnerable undocumented refugees and the suspicions of locals yield a criminal plot of diabolical simplicity and irony — one that rings with a painful authenticity at the present moment.
The sorrowful yield can be measured in corpses and refugees.
Given that HIV testing is provided free of charge, but that it is not conveniently located for many refugees, interventions designed to enhance accessibility are likely to yield increased utilization of services.
To the dismay of human-rights groups, he has yielded to Russian pressure and agreed that Chechen refugees should be encouraged, at least, to leave the gorge.
Finally, a half-court basket was secured for the kids and, like refugees given a new homeland, they were ushered to their basket before Lana yielded the full court to the mob.
