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Info Park
Weekly
13 – 19 May 2020

Serbia
➢ On 14 May, Health Minister Zlatibor Loncar annulled the previous order that extended the lockdown for Reception and Asylum Centers in Serbia. (Official Gazette, no. 74/2020) As a result, all refugees and other migrants regained the right to freedom of movement in the country. Asylum office of the Serbian Interior Ministry will resume its operations on 1 June.
➢ In a stark contrast to above decision to relax the lockdown measures in all the camps, on 16 May Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic ordered Serbian Army deployment in municipality Sid with 3 centers: Adasevci, Principovac and Sid city. Apparently, the decision is made following requests from the local municipality to prevent any incidents that occurred before corona epidemics, including petty crime, burglaries and illegal entry into abandoned buildings including farms or weekend houses in the area. The units belonging to the elite 72 Brigade for Special Operations of Serbian army are deployed on the same day, guarding 3 centers and patrolling in the town.
According to the SCRM, the migrants are allowed to leave all of these camps, however their stay outside after the 10PM curfew is not tolerated, and they are forced
to return to the camp. Various representatives of civil society criticized this decision heavily, claiming it is connected with the campaign for general elections in Serbia set for 21 June - especially given that no incidents are reported since lifting lockdown of Sid area camps.
Last week was marked by the swift return to “normality” regarding migrations in Serbia. Nearly 1,500 migrants managed to leave the camps since the end the state of
emergency, despite strong SCRM efforts to slow down the outflow with the partial restriction of freedom of movement with a system of quotas (for instance, in Krnjaca AC only 5 migrants per barrack were allowed to exit the premises). According to Serbian Commissar for refugees and migrations Vladimir Cucic, Serbian ACs and
RCs currently host 7,700 beneficiaries, with an estimation of at least 150 people on the move outside. At the peak of the state of emergency, the camps had over 9.100 accommodated people.
➢ Inflow of refugees and other migrants in the parks of Belgrade Savamala district is notable, with numbers rising from 120 on Wednesday to 270 on Sunday. Consequently, significant number of smugglers are also present in the area, seeking clients and brokering deals about irregular travel to the EU. As a result, there is a significant increase in attempts to cross the borders of Hungary and Romania. Push backs from Hungarian border peaked at 188 over the weekend. At the same time an apparent movement of Kurdish families is noticed towards or over the border with Romania. Read more on how the new border regime could influence people on the
move in this Weekly’s appendix “Protection of borders in times of crisis”.
➢ Around 50 right-wingers, mostly members of the extremist neo-nazi Levijatan movement, gathered outside the Obrenovac RTC on 13 May to protest in support to a
member of the organization who had forcibly driven into the camp the week before and was ordered 30-day detention.

Croatia
➢ Following the reports condemning the photos of physically marked refuges in Croatia last week, the Guardian published an article about this humiliating practice. However, the Croatian Ministry of Interior denied the accusations published in the UK paper dubbing that these accusations absurd and dangerous since they are
coming during the holy month of Ramadan.

Greece
➢ The program of relocation of unaccompanied children from Greek islands to other EU countries is scheduled to continue. Portugal is set to welcome 500 boys and girls
and dozens are ready for the relocation to Belgium. However, authorities have extended the lockdown of Greek refugee camps due to the corona virus pandemic.
➢ According to Alarm Phone, push-backs on the Aegean sea reportedly continued. Since early March 2020, Alarm Phone has received 28 emergency calls from the
Aegean and in most of these cases the distress resulted from attacks on boats carried out in Greek waters by various vigilante groups.

#Covid-19 #Migration #Migrant #Balkans #Serbie #Déconfinement #Couvre-feu #Grèce #Refoulement #Relocalisation #Enfants #Croatie #Violencespolicières #

Grèce : deux migrants testés positifs au coronavirus sur l’île de Lesbos

Deux migrants arrivés début mai sur l’île grecque de Lesbos ont été testés positifs au Covid-19. Les autorités assurent que ces personnes n’ont eu aucun contact avec les quelque 18 000 migrants qui vivent dans le camp de Moria car ils avaient été placés en quarantaine dès leur arrivée.

Le ministère grec des Migrations a annoncé, mardi 12 mai, que deux migrants arrivés récemment à Lesbos ont été testés positifs au coronavirus.

Ces migrants font partie des 70 personnes qui ont débarqué sur l’île grecque les 6 et 10 mai. Ils avaient été placés en quarantaine dans un centre indépendant afin d’éviter tout contact avec d’autres demandeurs d’asile présents à Lesbos, notamment dans le camp de Moria où vivent 18 000 migrants.

« Il n’y a absolument aucun lien entre cette structure et celle de Moria », a assuré une source au ministère des Migrations.

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Deux migrants arrivés à Lesbos mercredi dernier, ont été testés positifs du #COVID19. Ils sont 51 migrants en total, arrivés le 6 mai dernier. Les 19 migrants arrivées dimanche dernier ont également été emmenées dans la même zone de quarantaine.

Les deux demandeurs d’asile contaminés n’ont pas développé de symptômes, ont déclaré des responsables du centre. Des tests sont en cours sur les 68 autres migrants hébergés dans ce camp, mais également sur les personnes qui sont entrées en contact avec eux.

Ce sont les premiers cas de Covid-19 répertoriés dans un camp de migrants des îles grecques. Deux autres centres, celui de Malakasa et Ritsona, situés en Grèce continentale, ont en revanche été mis en quarantaine début avril après que des cas de coronavirus y ont été détectés. La ville de Kranidi, située à une centaine de kilomètres d’Athènes, a également été placée à l’isolement mi-avril après que 148 des 470 migrants hébergés dans un hôtel proche ont été testés positifs au nouveau coronavirus.

Les ONG redoutent l’arrivée du Covid-19 dans les camps surpeuplés des îles grecques. Dans un communiqué publié le 22 mars, l’organisation Human Rights Watch (HRW) disait craindre « une crise de santé publique » dans ces camps. « Alors que le gouvernement grec oeuvre pour arrêter la propagation du virus, les images des conditions sordides dans les camps d’accueil et d’enregistrement à Lesbos, Chios, Samos, Kos et Leros montrent que les critères minimum de protection contre le Covid-19 ne sont pas respectés », avait alors déploré Belkis Wille, chercheuse auprès de la division Crises et conflits de HRW.

▻https://www.infomigrants.net/fr/post/24725/grece-deux-migrants-testes-positifs-au-coronavirus-sur-l-ile-de-lesbos

#Covid-19 #Migration #Migrant #Balkans #Grèce #Lesbos #Contamination

RACISME – Croatie : la police accusée de violences contre les migrants

Selon plusieurs sources, des migrants ont été marqués à l’aide de bombes de peinture par les forces de l’ordre croates, entre le 6 et le 8 mai, alors qu’ils tentaient de pénétrer illégalement dans le pays, avant d’être refoulés en Bosnie. Ce geste est perçu par les migrants comme une humiliation.

À la frontière entre la Bosnie et la Croatie, ces dernières semaines, des migrants ayant tenté la traversée vers la Croatie ont été contraints de revenir sur leurs pas, le crâne peint d’une croix orange. Ces marques ont, selon eux, été tracées à l’aide de bombes de peinture par les forces de l’ordre croates, dans ce qu’ils estiment être une tactique d’humiliation et une manière d’empêcher leur entrée illégale dans le pays. La police croate, qui a affirmé son besoin de protéger ses frontières, ne s’est pas exprimée sur ces allégations.

Des photos obtenues par InfoMigrants et par le journal britannique The Guardian montrent ainsi les chevelures de migrants barrées de plusieurs traits de peinture épais. “On a été confrontés à trois groupes de migrants qui présentaient des croix peintes sur le crâne et des blessures”, explique à InfoMigrants Peter Van Der Auweraert, responsable de l’Organisation internationale des migrations (OIM) en Bosnie. Au total, 18 hommes seuls se sont présentés dans différents centres pour migrants affublés de ces marques de peinture après avoir tenté, en vain, de pénétrer en Croatie, selon le représentant de cette organisation.

Selon les migrants, ces croix sont une tactique d’humiliation de la part des forces de l’ordre croates. Crédit : DRSelon les migrants, ces croix sont une tactique d’humiliation de la part des forces de l’ordre croates. Crédit : DR
“Il y a d’abord eu un groupe de neuf personnes, la tête peinte, qui sont venues au camp de Miral, dans la ville de Vledika Kladusa (nord de la Bosnie, NDLR) le 7 mai. Un second groupe de sept personnes présentant des caractéristiques similaires est ensuite arrivé le même jour au camp Lipa à Bihac (nord-ouest de la Bosnie, NDLR). Puis, le 8 mai, deux personnes supplémentaires sont également arrivées dans le même état à Bihac”, poursuit Peter Van Der Auweraert, qui précise que les personnes blessées ont depuis été soignées.

Selon des sources citées par le journal The Guardian, un autre groupe de migrants – avec lequel était en contact l’ONG No Name Kitchen, active en Bosnie – avait déjà été repéré le 6 mai après avoir été refoulé à la frontière, dépouillé de leur téléphone ainsi que de leur argent, et aspergé de peinture orange.

“Les migrants pensent qu’il s’agit de croix chrétiennes”
La signification probable de ces actes apparaît sujette à interprétation. “Les migrants à qui cela est arrivé et que nous avons rencontrés pensent qu’il s’agit de croix chrétiennes. Ces migrants sont majoritairement musulmans et, selon eux, ces croix ont été peintes sur leur crâne pour les humilier”, explique Peter Van Der Auweraert, en ajoutant qu’il incombe désormais aux autorités croates de “mener des investigations pour vérifier ces allégations et saisir la justice si besoin”.

Jack Sapoch, membre de l’ONG No Name Kitchen, cité dans les colonnes du Guardian, évoque quant à lui la possibilité que ces marquages servent à “repérer ceux qui ont tenté de traverser la frontière”. Une manière discutable, donc, de gérer le flux de personnes alors qu’environ 6 000 migrants sont actuellement bloqués en Bosnie dans l’espoir de réussir à passer en Croatie, et ainsi dans l’Union européenne.

Longue série d’accusations contre la police croate
Ces nouvelles allégations s’ajoutent en tout cas à une longue série d’accusations pesant déjà contre les forces de l’ordre croates alors que les migrants dénoncent régulièrement des violences systématiques à leur encontre. Depuis 2016, plusieurs ONG alertent sur des cas d’abus de la part des policiers, certains ayant engendré des fractures, aux frontières de la Croatie. La police croate renvoie par ailleurs ces candidats à l’exil sans même leur permettre de demander l’asile en Europe.

“Nous recevons depuis assez longtemps des informations concernant des renvois illégaux, des problèmes de prises en compte de demandes d’asile, une utilisation excessive de la force, etc (…) nous sommes très inquiets”, affirme pour sa part Zoran Stevanovic, représentant du Haut-commissariat pour les réfugiés (HCR) pour l’Europe centrale. Il ajoute avoir eu vent de ces cas de migrants marqués à la bombe de peinture. “Une gestion effective des frontières n’est pas incompatible avec le respect des droits des demandeurs d’asile. Nous avons demandé au gouvernement croate d’enquêter sur toutes ces accusations de violences et d’abus.”

▻https://diasporaenligne.net/racisme-croatie-la-police-accusee-de-violences-contre-les-migrants

#Covid-19 #Migration #Migrant #Balkans #Croatie #Frontière #Violencespolicières

Info Park
Weekly 6 – 12 May 2020

Serbia
➢ Following the global trend of relaxing COVID-19 prevention measures, Serbian Parliament annulled the 53-days long state of emergency on May 6. The “New normal” came into force for citizens on May 7 following the publishing in the Official Gazette, however it does not applied for the refugee and migrant population in Serbia. They remained locked in 20 camps as, on the same day, Minister of Health Zlatibor Lončar passed the “Order on restriction of movement at access to open spaces, reception centers for migrants and asylum centers”. The order states that “the beneficiaries of reception and asylum centers for migrants shall be prohibited to leave
the centers. Exceptionally and in justified cases (visit to doctor, etc.), the migrants shall be allowed to leave the ACs and RCs with special and time-limited approval of the Commissariat for Refugees and Migration”. Because of the measures, Serbian army corps (that kept the camps sealed during the state of emergency) withdrew, but
the police forces including gendarmerie came in instead, keeping the centers locked.
➢ The above decision was universally and widely criticized by numerous NGOs & INGOs, both publicly and unofficially, accusing Serbian authorities of expanding the scope of migrants’ discrimination already severely present during the emergency
state. Initiative A11 and Belgrade Center for Human Rights both submitted appeals to the Constitutional Court calling for the annulation of the decree and momentary unlock of the refugee and migrant population.
➢ For many observers, the extension of migrants’ centers lockdown came as the State’s attempt to prevent thousands who are expected to leave the centers in a bid to reach Belgrade or North-West borders as soon as possible, but also to prevent incidents with radicalized anti-migrant groups now openly and freely calling for violence.
However, the situation in many camps was described as “peaceful but tense”. As of May 9, SCRM staff in some of the government-run shelters started letting those accommodated in them leave the premises with a special permission, however some first runaways are also noted, both individual and in smaller groups. Apart from
that, Serbia’s RCs and ACs did not see much change following the relaxation of measures. Most of them remain overcrowded accommodating around 9,000 asylum seekers and other migrants, including 1,179 children (617 unaccompanied boys)
under inadequate guardianship. During last week, Subotica RC was restored under the SCRM management and currently serves 209 single men, including those who are pushed back from the borders. The number of pushbacks from Hungary jumped to 48 for one-week time, ranging from 3 to 12 per day compared to previous weeks
when there were no recorded attempts to cross the Hungarian border
➢ The culmination of migrant-scapegoating in Serbia occurred last week with an incident in Obrenovac RC when a local man broke into the camp with his car. During the outburst of ethnic hate and islamophobia, the perpetrator filmed himself live on You Tube in a manner of New Zealand mosque mass killer Brenton Tarrant. He was
detained for 48 hours and released with a mild charge. An employee of the city Info Park Weekly 06-12 May 2020 3
council, he is close to the ruling party, currently a member of an extremist movement “Levijatan”. He stated he was inspired by fake news coming from Facebook group called “Stop the settling of migrants” mostly posting fake or outdated news.
Moreover, over the weekend, another extremist groups lead by “People’s patrols”
protested in Belgrade downtown against migrant “invasion”, vaccination, and 5G
network under the slogan “We won’t give away Serbia” (Ne damo Srbiju). Last but not least, other right wing groups lead by “Levijatan” are scheduled to hold an antimigrant rally at the gates of Obrenovac RC on Wednesday May 13. Numerous, nonrestricted extremists’ events in Serbia can only be understood as an acceleration of
right-wing campaign for general elections set for June 21

Croatia
➢ Despite the coronavirus pandemic, Croatian border police continued with illegal expulsion of asylum seekers from the Croatian territory. This well-coordinated practice reached new, unprecedented proportions last week. Namely, according to the latest testimonies and photos, the police have been humiliating people by physically marking them with an orange cross sprayed all over their heads.

Greece
➢ Border Violence Monitoring Network, BVMN, has released firsthand testimony and photographic evidence indicating the existence of violent collective expulsions of migrants including robbery, beatings with the use of batons and tasers, and stripping of clothes. Within six weeks the network has collected reports of 194 people removed
and pushed back into Turkey from the camp in Diavata and the Drama Paranesti preremoval detention center.
➢ The Greek government continued denying the claims coming from the German paper Der Spiegel according to which a Pakistani national had been shot dead, possibly by Greek soldiers, while attempting to cross from Turkey into Greece two months ago.

#Covid-19 #Migration #Migrant #Balkans #Serbie #Croatie #Grèce #Déconfinement #Xénophobie #Refoulement #Violence #Expulsions

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Coronavirus Lockdown: Stranded migrant workers stage protest in Mangaluru, demand to be sent back home | Catch News
▻http://www.catchnews.com/national-news/coronavirus-lockdown-stranded-migrant-workers-stage-protest-in-mangaluru-

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(COVID-19) Des experts médicaux chinois en vidéoconférence avec des ressortissants chinois en Tunisie sur la prévention du coronavirus - Xinhua | Actualités Chine & Afrique
#Covid-19#migrant#migration#Chine#Tunisie#diaspora#solidarité
▻http://french.xinhuanet.com/afrique/2020-05/25/c_139084702.htm

Turkey Reports 32 Deaths, 1,141 New Cases of Covid-19 -Bianet English

Turkey’s death toll from the novel coronavirus pandemic has climbed to 4,340 with 32 deaths over the past 24 hours, according to the Health Ministry figures.

The total number of cases has reached 156,827 as 1,141 new cases were found in a day.

#Covid-19#Turquie#Décès#Chiffre_officiel#Pandémie#migrant#migration

▻https://bianet.org/5/104/224741-turkey-re

Refugees Cannot Access Food, Education, Healthcare in Turkey During Pandemic- Bianet English RAPPORT
The Association for Solidarity with Asylum Seekers and Migrants (SGDD-ASAM) has conducted a research into how the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic has affected the lives of refugees in Turkey.

As part of this research, the Association conducted surveys with 1,162 refugees, including 609 women, in the 18-70 age group in 48 provinces. While 906 participants were from Syria, 131 were from Afghanistan, 49 from Iraq, 20 from Iran, one from Palestine and one from Somalia.

’Difficulties in meeting food and hygiene needs’ : According to survey results, 52.84 percent of refugees cannot access necessary hygiene conditions while these conditions have been completely eliminated for 10.15 percent. 31.84 percent said that they had difficulties in paying their rent while 25.71 percent said that they could hardly meet their basic needs and 33.05 percent could hardly pay their bills.

’The cannot benefit from distance education: Over half of the families of the children who cannot benefit from distance education said that their children were unable to follow the lessons on television or online because they did not have the necessary technological devices such as television, computers, etc.

#Covid-19#Turquie#UE#Réfugiés#conditions_de_vie#santé#éducation#Quarantaine#Camp#Aide#Économie#migrant#migration

▻http://bianet.org/english/migration/224757-refugees-cannot-access-food-education-healthcare-in-turkey-during-pan

How Has Pandemic Affected Economy in Southeastern and Eastern Turkey? - Bianet English

Since the first novel coronavirus (COVID-19) case was officially confirmed in Turkey on March 11, 2020, a series of measures have been taken to curb the spread of the disease in the country, which has affected not only the social lives of people, but the economy as well.
Chairs of Diyarbakır, Elazığ, Van and Batman Chambers of Commerce and Industry say that the most important areas of employment are now closed. “No one has suffered in Antep thanks to state support,” according to Chair of Antep Industry Chamber.

#Covid-19#Turquie#Politique#Economie#Pandémie#Industrie#Crise_économique#Kurdistan_turc#Travailleurs#migrants#migration

▻http://bianet.org/english/labor/224745-how-has-pandemic-affected-economy-in-southeastern-and-eastern-turkey

Turkish baklava demand slumps amid shutdown-Middle East Eye VIDEO

In Gaziantep region, famed for its baklava, shop owners say their international orders during this year’s Ramadan have dried up amid coronavirus shutdown

#Covid-19#Turquie#Politique#Economie#Pandémie#Crise_économique#Travailleurs#migrants#migration

▻https://youtu.be/x5QgjhHqpCM

ISIS exploits Iraq’s coronavirus lockdown to step up attacks - The Washington Post

Islamic State militants in Iraq are exploiting the coronavirus lockdown to intensify their attacks, striking more frequently and at times with more sophistication than in recent years.

In the northern city of Kirkuk, a suicide bomber walked calmly toward an intelligence headquarters last week before detonating his load in a fireball. Days later, ISIS militants carried out a nighttime ambush on a government-affiliated militia checkpoint north of Baghdad. More attacks near Baghdad and in Kirkuk followed.

#Covid-19#Moyen-Orient#Iraq#Terrorisme#DAESH#Politique_internationale#Tension_régionale#migrant

▻https://www.washingtonpost.com/world/middle_east/isis-exploits-iraqs-coronavirus-lockdowns-to-step-up-attacks/2020/05/07/1513edee-8f98-11ea-9322-a29e75effc93_story.html

Iraq reports 197 new COVID-19 cases; 20 in Kurdistan - Kurdistan 24

On the first day of the Eid al-Fitr holidays, the Iraqi health ministry reported 197 new coronavirus infections over the previous 24 hours, with the Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) announcing twenty new cases over the same period.

#Covid-19#Iraq#KRG#Décès#Chiffre_officiel#Pandémie#migrant#migration

▻https://www.kurdistan24.net/en/news/a153c57d-74b9-48d5-a7dd-8f2925bce773

Gaza reports first coronavirus death - Middle East Eye
Gaza has so far reported 55 cases of Covid-19, amid fears the health infrastructure is not equipped to deal with the pandemic

#Covid-19#Palestine#Gaza#Santé#Hopitaux#migrant#migration

▻https://www.middleeasteye.net/news/gaza-reports-first-coronavirus-death-mosques-reopen-eid-al-fitr

Coronavirus in Iraq adds to Yazidi community’s trauma - Middle East Eye
Weighed down by years of suffering, one in four Yazidis in Iraq’s IDP camps may require psychological support after pandemic recedes

#Covid-19#Iraq#Sinjar#Yezidis#Camp#Guerre#Quarantaine#Pandémie#Traumatisme#migrant#migration

▻https://www.middleeasteye.net/news/coronavirus-iraq-yazidi-trauma-mental-health

KRG cancels exams for thousands of school... | Rudaw.net

The Kurdistan Regional Government’s (KRG) Ministry of Education has cancelled exams for thousands of students amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.

Education Minister Alan Hama Saeed announced in a televised speech on Saturday night that the COVID-19 pandemic has forced them to cancel the upcoming examinations as pupils missed out on a significant chunk of the curriculum.

#Covid-19#Turquie#Confinement#Examen#Education#Ecoles#migrant#migration

▻https://www.rudaw.net/english/kurdistan/240520201

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Govt. informs Diet of plan to lift emergency | NHK WORLD-JAPAN News
#Covid-19#migrant#migration#Japon#fin_de l’état_d’urgence
▻https://www3.nhk.or.jp/nhkworld/en/news/20200525_25

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Deux milliards de masques chinois livrés par un pont aérien inédit
▻https://www.lemonde.fr/planete/article/2020/05/25/deux-milliards-de-masques-chinois-livres-par-un-pont-aerien-inedit_6040636_3

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« En Chine, le Covid-19 a impacté les plus vulnérables : migrants, fermiers, autoentrepreneurs »
#Covid-19#migrant#migration#Chine#vulnerable#impact
▻https://www.lemonde.fr/idees/article/2020/05/25/en-chine-le-covid-19-a-impacte-les-plus-vulnerables-migrants-fermiers-autoen

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The boat that disappeared
#Covid-19#migrant#migration#Mediterranee#traversee

▻https://bbc.co.uk/news/extra/vdb6u1mrrv/the-boat-that-disappeared

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158 Mongolians return from India
#Covid-19#migrant#migration#Mongolie#rapatriement#Inde#retour#diaspora
▻https://montsame.mn/en/read/225907

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About 500 Mongolians to return from Russia next week
#Covid-19#migrant#migration#Mongolie#Rapatriement#Russie#Etudiant#retour#diaspora
▻https://montsame.mn/en/read/226225

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One new COVID-19 case confirmed, total 141
#Covid-19#migrant#migration#Mongolie#cas_importé#diaspora#retour#Russie
▻https://montsame.mn/en/read/226349

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La chaîne de télévision japonaise NHK salue la lutte contre le COVID-19 au Vietnam - Le Courrier du VietNam
#Covid-19#migrant#migration#Japon#média#Chine#VietNam#diaspora
▻https://lecourrier.vn/la-chaine-de-television-japonaise-nhk-salue-la-lutte-contre-le-covid-19-au-vietnam/778960.html

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COVID-19 : rapatriement de près de 340 citoyens vietnamiens en Inde - Le Courrier du VietNam
#Covid-19#migrant#migration#VietNam#rapatriement#Inde

▻https://www.lecourrier.vn/covid-19-rapatriement-de-pres-de-340-citoyens-vietnamiens-en-inde/778663.html

Les 19 et 20 mai, les autorités vietnamiennes, les organisations de représentation du Vietnam en Inde, la compagnie aérienne nationale Vietnam Airlines et les organes compétents indiens ont collaboré pour organiser un vol rapatriant près de 340 citoyens vietnamiens en Inde.

Séoul enverra 370.000 masques aux adoptés d’origine coréenne | AGENCE DE PRESSE YONHAP
#Covid-19#migrant#migration#Corée_du_Suf#diaspora#solidarité#masques#adoptés_d'origine_coréenne
▻https://fr.yna.co.kr/view/AFR20200524000700884

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