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Lan Duong

Lan Duong is a senior from San Jose, California, majoring in International Relations and Spanish. Within GPI, Lan writes about issues of migration and human rights.

Why the climate migrant narrative is problematic

by Lan Duong8 Nov 20218 Nov 2021Leave a comment

Alarmist language about climate migrants too often ignores the crisis' nuance.

COP26, Opinion climate change, climate refugee, climatechange, climatemigrant, cop26, crisis, HumanRights, immigration, refugee, refugeecrisis

Afghan refugees face cold reception in Europe

by Lan Duong28 Sep 202128 Sep 2021Leave a comment

As Afghan refugees flee the Taliban, members of the European Union are running out of sympathy for migrants.

News from the World Afghan refguees, afghanistan, asylum, dublin regulation, european migrant crisis, european union, germany, Greece, immigration, Refugees

India’s farmers take to the streets to protest agricultural bills

by Lan Duong16 Feb 2021Leave a comment

Ongoing farmers protests in India see thousands take to the street in demonstration.

IWSJ, News from the World farmer, india, indianfarmer, indiaprotest, modi, narendamodi

Under Trump, the Department of Homeland Security overstepped its authority in Central America

by Lan Duong25 Jan 202125 Jan 20211 Comment

DHS played an outsized role in Central American foreign policy and violated international human rights agreements under Trump.

Opinion asylum, border, Central America, DHS, donald trump, Guatemala, Honduras, human rights, immigration, Refugees, trump, united states

Indigenous populations in the Brazilian Amazon struggle to survive COVID-19

by Lan Duong28 Sep 2020Leave a comment

Coronavirus exacerbates threats already facing Brazil's Indigenous tribes.

Opinion Amazon Rainforest, Bolsonaro, Brazil, coronavirus, COVID-19, human rights, human security, Indigenous, Indigenous rights, international law
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