refugee
ਸ਼ਰਨਾਰਥੀ
definition
noun
tens of thousands of refugees fled their homes
a person who has been forced to leave their country in order to escape war, persecution, or natural disaster.
example
Many people are leaving the 'refugee' camps for fear of disease, camping out in the ruins of their homes.
As a 'refugee' , he can be deported only if he is a danger to national security or to the community.
We hear next to nothing of the 'refugee' camps, the economic and social embargoes and the massacres.
As we got closer, we realised that it was a bus stand that had been turned into a 'refugee' camp.
a 'refugee' camp
a 'refugee' camp
'refugee' family
This man was a Russian 'refugee' whose family was used as forced labor by the Nazis.
he's a 'refugee' from Kosovo
'refugee' centre
The experience of 'refugees' in British society has given rise to a number of plays in recent years.
They could then face deportation even though they have been recognised as 'refugees' .
The government could have chosen to challenge the persistent lies about 'refugees' .
The current scare over migrants and 'refugees' is just as racist and irrational.
Amnesty International has called on countries to stop sending 'refugees' back there.
The foreign minister said Iran already uses a lot of money to support Afghan 'refugees' who have fled to Iran.
I have been really shocked by what the Labour government has done to 'refugees' in Britain.
Every one of the 'refugees' had a harrowing story of why they had been driven to flee the homes they loved.
The government wants to dump 'refugees' into camps in isolated areas around Britain.
They want to present a picture of 'refugees' getting much better services than other people.
Labour's concession to those who try to scapegoat 'refugees' and migrants is shameful.
We are always being told about how many asylum seekers and 'refugees' are coming to this country.
Five million Palestinians are 'refugees' out of a total population of eight million.
Immigrants and 'refugees' are not likely to be people who have lived in affluent suburbs.
Most of the major unions have now passed policies supporting the rights of 'refugees' .
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