Some 3,600 Liberians living in the U.S. may be forced return to their country next month. The Liberians came to the U.S. under a special immigration category known as Temporary Protected Status. TPS was first granted in 1991, as Liberia descended into a decade of brutal conflict.
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Mercy Christy
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‘We Aren’t Hooked on Handouts’
Challenge Liberian Refugees

BUDUBURAM REFUGEE SETTLEMENT, ACCRA (PANOS) – There are 45,000 Liberians in Ghana - refugees who have fled the Liberian war that began in 1989. There's even a place called Liberia in Ghana. But the Liberians, who live on the outskirts of Accra, dispel commonly-held myths that refugees are hooked on government and UN handouts. In their settlement, they run schools, clinics, build their own houses and have their own businesses.

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This is a newly
established business.
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appointment today
0276978023

Seirra Leone
Nurses Association
347-729-6954
(in America)

 

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