Aruba venezuela refugees. Aruba ligt op slechts 24 km van Venezuela en veel Ofice Locations: Oranjestad ees and migrants. With a population of just over 110,000, Aruba hosts an estimated 1 ,000 Venezuelans. The island, which forms part ABOUT THIS REPORT This study was developed to identify current protection needs of Venezuelan refugees and migrants in Aruba, Curaçao, Dominican Republic, Guyana, and Trinidad and Tobago Key Figures Projected Venezuelan Refugees and Migrants in the Caribbean for 2025 +3% over 2023 Aruba 12,230 Curaçao 13,639 Aruba & Curaçao May - June 2022 As of December 2021, there are an estimated 34,000 Venezuelan refugees and migrants in Aruba and Curaçao. The air border between Venezuela and Aruba remains closed. Several news outlets and the Regional Interagency Coordination Platform for Refugees and Migrants from Venezuela (R4V)64 have documented fatal accidents of Venezuelans arriving by boat This report presents the findings of Amnesty International’s first research into the reality for Venezuelans seeking asylum in Aruba. The Prime Minister cited Venezuela's ongoing instability, worsened by recent elections and broken diplomatic ties, as reasons. Aruba is struggling to shelter thousands of asylum seekers from Venezuela, fleeing their country to escape poverty and political chaos. The research focused on the protection Aruba Is Aruba providing sufficient protection to Venezuela asylum seekers? This report presents the findings of Amnesty International’s first research into the reality for Venezuelans seeking asylum in Aruba. This report presents the findings of the first research conducted by Amnesty International into the situation for Venezuelans seeking protection in Aruba. Following the Venezuelan migratory crisis, the . 72 billion regional plan to support Venezuelan refugees and migrants throughout Latin America and the Caribbean Aruba and Curaçao host the largest number of Venezuelan refugees and migrants compared to the local population in the world. However, the fate of Venezuelans in Curaçao stands in stark contrast to the support the Netherlands provides refugees elsewhere―for instance, through initiatives Aruba and Curaçao host the largest number of Venezuelan refugees and migrants in the world compared to their local population, ranking first and third, with 159 and 102 displaced people per The report highlights the lack of specific refugee-related legislation in Aruba, problems associated with the detention of asylum seekers and refugees, and concerns about the treatment of Two UN agencies launched on Thursday, a $1. Despite its obligations under international human rights Venezolanen die asiel zoeken zijn de dupe van het gebrek aan asielwetgeving op Aruba. The Inter-agency Coordination Platform for Refugees and Migrants (R4V) is made up by over 200 organizations (including UN Agencies, civil society, faith-based This report presents the findings of the first research conducted by Amnesty International into the situation for Venezuelans seeking protection in Aruba. This means that refugees in Curaçao have even less legal The International Organization for Migration (IOM-UN Migration), has maintained an office in Aruba since 2018. Aruba and Curaçao continue to receive the outflow of While Aruba has accepted to follow the UN Refugee Convention, Curaçao has refused to do so. In 2019, Aruba’s government received more than 2,000 requests for The report highlights the lack of specific refugee-related legislation in Aruba, problems associated with the detention of asylum seekers and refugees, This Amnesty International report examines the protection afforded to Venezuelan refugees in Aruba, highlighting significant gaps in policy and practice. Both islands rank 1 st and 3rd, with 159 and 102 displaced people per Aruba and Curaçao continue to receive the outflow of Venezuelan refugees and migrants, who often undertake dangerous journeys to reach safety. The research focused on the protection Aruba FACT SHEET Aruba and Curaçao continue to receive the outflow of Venezuelan refugees and migrants, who often undertake dangerous journeys to reach safety. The report highlights the lack of specific refugee-related legislation in Aruba, problems associated with the detention of asylum seekers and refugees, and concerns about the treatment of Tens of thousands of Venezuelans harmed by the authoritarian regime have sought refuge in Aruba and Curaçao, two constituent countries of the Kingdom of the Netherlands.


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