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The UN’s Refugee Convention finds itself at a crossroads 75 years later – because of how it’s being interpreted
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OPINION
The UN’s Refugee Convention finds itself at a crossroads 75 years later – because of how it’s being interpreted
MICHAEL BARUTCISKI
SPECIAL TO THE GLOBE AND MAIL
PUBLISHED 1 HOUR AGO
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Refugee protection can only survive if it retains the democratic support of host populations. Without it, public goodwill will continue to dry up, leaving governments to scramble with short-sighted, improvised burden-shifting schemes.
EDUARDO MUNOZ/REUTERS
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