Poor nations focus of global refugee forum

Six countries and the U.N. opened the first Global Refugee Forum to help poor nations overwhelmed by taking in people fleeing for safety across borders.

By Arete News - December 16, 2019

Children in the play area at the refugee triage center in Boa Vista, Brazil (AN/Michael Swan)

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