In 2015, over a million migrants and refugees crossed into Europe, sparking a crisis with deep political and social implications. But refugees are not solely a Western problem. In fact, Asia hosts the largest number of refugees in the world. Despite this, the Asian region remains ill-equipped to effectively respond to this challenge. Asian ambivalence toward refugees is undeniable and the reasons for this are multifaceted, but primarily has roots in history and culture. For a detailed look at this dilemma, read more here.
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