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Jun
16
Angelina Jolie for World Refugee Day 2010
Here video clip Angelina Jolie speak for World Refugee Day 2010 in this June 20th. thank to Sotiris who send us news.
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Sep
27
(2000) Angelina visit refugee camp in Kenya
Picture since 2000. Angelina Jolie visit to Kakuma refugee camp in Kenya on October 14, 2000.
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Sep
19
Angelina Jolie as goodwill ambassador
Picture on her goodwill ambassador work. one is from July 2009 Angelina Jolie Listens to an internally displaced Iraqi mother in Baghdad. and another from her recently trip at Somali refugees in Dadaab, northeast Kenya on September 2009.
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- 12.09.2009 – Meets Somali refugees in Dadaab, northeast Kenya
- 23.07.2009 – Listens to an internally displaced Iraqi mother in Baghdad
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Sep
13
Angelina meet Somali refugees
Angelina Jolie meets Somali refugees in Dadaab, northeast Kenya on September 12, 2009
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Jun
19
Commemoration of World refugee Day
Angelina Jolie attending the Commemoration of World refugee Day at the National Geographic Society on June 18, 2009.
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Jun
08
Angelina Jolie: Darfur Activist
Using her celebrity to bring attention to a horrible crisis, Angelina Jolie has penned an article for Time magazine urging people to end the violence in Darfur.
Speaking of International Criminal Court’s Darfur investigation, the “Wanted” actress wrote, “The evidence the prosecutor has presented is clear and compelling… millions of people have been displaced and hundreds of thousands have been killed.”
She continued, “Darfur has almost disappeared from the news, and experts now call it a ‘low intensity’ conflict. But the intensity of the crisis has not lessened for those who are struggling to survive.”
“More than 250,000 people from Darfur have lived destitute lives in refugee camps in Chad for six years now. Camps with more than two million internally displaced persons inside Darfur are even worse. Thirty percent of those displaced are school-age children. Girls leaving the camps are raped; boys leaving the camps are killed. They want an education; they want to go back to their villages, to their land; they want peace. But they also want justice.”
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Feb
09
Angie in Thailand
UNHCR Goodwill Ambassador Angelina Jolie visits Karenni refugees in northern Thailand (Ban Mai Nai Soi refugees camp, Mae Hong Son) on February 4.
Angelina Jolie has called on the Thai government to grant Myanmar refugees in northern Thailand greater freedom of movement, after spending a day listening to refugees tell of the difficulties they have faced in two decades of living in closed camps.
And she said “I was saddened to meet a 21-year-old woman who was born in a refugee camp, who has never even been out of the camp and is now raising her own child in a camp,” after her visit Wednesday to Ban Mai Nai Soi camp, home to 18,111 mainly Karenni registered refugees, just three kms from the Myanmar border, near Mae Hong Son.
“With no foreseeable chance that these refugees will soon be able to return to Burma (Myanmar), we must find some way to help them work and become self reliant,” she said.
“I hope we can work with the Thai authorities to speed up the government admissions process and that you will not be forced to go back to Burma if danger remains,” Jolie said.
“Visiting Ban Mai Nai Soi and seeing how hospitable Thailand has been to 111,000 mostly Karen and Karenni refugees over the years makes me hope that Thailand will be just as generous to the Rohingya refugees who are now arriving on their shores,” Jolie said.
“I also hope the Rohingya situation stabilizes and their life in Myanmar improves so the people do not feel the desperate need to flee, especially considering how dangerous their journey has become,” she added. “As with all people, they deserve to have their human rights respected.”
Source : UNHCR
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