Matabose ni Veivueti ni Denmark
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Na Matabose ni Veivueti ni Denmark (DRC) (Danmark: Dansk Flygtningehjælp) e dua na isoqosoqo vakaitaukei ni Denmark ni veivuke vakatamata sega ni rawa ilavo, tauyavutaki ena 1956. E veiqaravi me vaka e dua na isoqosoqo ni paraiminisita me baleta na 33 na isoqosoqo lewenilotu. E tauyavutaki ni oti na iKarua ni iValu Levu me sauma na leqa ni isenivalu mai Iurope ka vakavuna na nodra ravuti Hungary na Soviet ena 1956, sa dau vakaitavi vakalevu na DRC ena veicakacaka lelevu ni veivuke vakatamata e vuravura raraba. Ena veimama ni veivuke vakatamata e Bosnia kei Herzegovina ena gauna ni ivalu ni tu galala e Yugoslavia makawa ena 1990 vakacaca, a nona itavi o DRC ena kena vakau na veimama ni veivuke vakatamata e Bosnia kei Herzegovina. Nikua na Denmark Refugee Council cakacaka ena sivia na 40 na matanitu e vuravura raraba, kei na parokaramu ni veivuke vakatamata ena vanua ni veileti me vakataki Somalia ena Horn ni Aferika, Afghanistan ena Loma kei Esia, Iraki ena Tokalau e Loma kei Chechnya ena Caucasus.
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02/19/2022
Railesuvi ni Matabose ni Veivueti ni Denmark
There are some trackers on the website, however the organization has a strong humanitarian approach: “The right to a dignified life takes precedence over politics and principles. DRC insists on the right of the individual to receive humanitarian aid and on our right and duty to provide such aid, whenever possible, regardless of political circumstance. This means that our advocacy will sometimes be subordinate to our duty to help save lives, and that we will always provide assistance, regardless of whether such an effort could be interpreted politically. Moreover, in all of our interactions we insist on the dignity and autonomous right of the individual to use their abilities in shaping their lives as they see fit.” (https://www.drc.ngo/about-us/who-we-are/vision-mission-and-values/)