Humanitarian work the fabric of community The streets of Homs are not crowded, unlike its schools and other buildings sheltering large numbers of internally displaced persons, especially after a recent wave of displacement.
The humanitarian needs here in rebel-controlled territory are staggering, after weeks of heavy fighting and wave after wave of displacement.
Many of those moving into neighbourhoods such as Deptford – myself included – would prefer not to see themselves as part of the wave of displacement and feel some allegiance to the kind of progressive politics that protects and supports low-income inhabitants.
She left as part of a wave of displacement that began with Katrina and still continues to this day.
Tens of thousand have fled to the Turkish border, where authorities say they cannot take another massive wave of displacement.
Frey and Osborne suggest that the second future wave of displacement will come at some later date, when A.I. gains the secrets of creativity and social intelligence.
The Islamic State (IS), also known as ISIS, ISIL, or Daash, captured Ramadi in May, setting off a wave of displacement that has seen an estimated 100,000 people flee from areas inside Anbar.
The ongoing conflict in Syria has created the largest wave of displacement since the Second World War, contributing to the record-setting 60 million people currently scattered by war around the world.
