In Solidarity with the Forced Migrants

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In Solidarity with the Forced Migrants Justice, Peace and Integrity of Creation The JPIC Moment at the St. Francis of Assisi Fraternity Meeting - January 13, 2019 In Solidarity with the Forced Migrants

Every minute, 31 people are forced to flee their homes Every minute, 31 people are forced to flee their homes. Forced migrants are those compelled to flee their homes because they are in a situation of insecurity and fear for their lives. There are 69 million people in the world today who are forced migrants. That is double the population of Canada.  40 million are internally displaced. 26 million are refugees. 3 million are asylum seekers.

What are the forced migrants fleeing? Armed conflict Persecution (ethnicity, religion, political opinion, nationality, etc.) Development megaprojects (mining, oil & gas exploration, hydroelectric dam, urban ‘improvement’ projects, etc.) Environmental causes (drought, famine, natural disasters, climate change, etc.) Economic & political causes (denial of basic rights, mass unemployment, political instability, etc.)

Where are refugees leaving from? Where have the refugees gone? 68% of the refugees come from 5 countries: Syria Afghanistan South Sudan Burma (Myanmar) Somalia Where have the refugees gone? In 2016: 9 million went to Turkey, Pakistan, Uganda, Lebanon and Iran.

Putting an end to some myths: “Canada welcomes too many refugees and they threaten the cultural diversity and values of Canadians.” In 2016, Canada welcomed 1.7% (58 thousand) of the 3.4 million new refugees in the world. 1 in 5 (about 8 million) Canadians are foreign-born.

Let us act in solidarity with the forced migrants of the world by knowing and telling their stories.

The Holy Family Let’s check out the song “Christmas Day on Planet Earth” recorded by Lennie Gallant when the Black Umfolosi visited PEI last summer. In this beautiful song, Lennie makes a connection between the Holy Family and the migrants of the world. I invite you sing along with the “Chorus.” https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R5c7UOBhAKs&feature=youtu.be