The World Needs a Refugee Republic

Refugees and immigrants are not simply problems, but also solutions in the sense of a global capital base. If it is structured to plant its own state cross global network then the global refugee population is the best candidate for a thousand year social economics and political / ideological avant - garde. The refugee republic may become a model country in other parts of the world, and so far it depends on a progressive revision of the exhausted history, socio-political structure.

UNHCR believes that over 5% of the world's refugees need resettlement. They are one of the most vulnerable people in the world - people who escape the danger, but because of their unique circumstances they can not stay in neighboring countries or refugee camps. This includes survivors of torture, seriously ill people, LGBTI people, children, as well as women and children at risk. They can not return home because of extreme vulnerability and can not stay in the host country.

After the Second World War, the population of Germany rose sharply, due to German refugees from the Soviet Union and now to Poland and the Czech Republic. In 1950, 8 million refugees account for 16% of the population of West Germany and over 4 million refugees make up 22% of the population of East Germany. However, between 1950 and 1961, more than 2.5 million Germans left the German Democratic Republic and visited the Federal Republic of Germany. Construction of the Berlin Wall in 1961 virtually ended this German immigrant

Many refugees in Africa have crossed neighboring countries to find shelter; African countries are usually from the origin of refugees and are houses of other refugees. For example, as of the end of 2004, the Democratic Republic of Congo was from the country of 462,203 refugees, but was a refuge for other 199,323 refugees. The largest number of refugees from Sudan in 2004, mainly in Chad, Uganda, Ethiopia, Kenya, escaped the long and recently closed Sudanese Civil War or the Darfur War.

Refugees come from all over the world. In 2015, 4.9 million Syrian refugees live in 120 countries and Syria is the largest source of refugees in the world. Afghanistan is second with 2.7 million, Somalia 3rd with 1.1 million, South Sudan 7th place with 779,000, fifth with Sudan 629,000. A number of refugees are also coming from the Democratic Republic of Congo, the Central African Republic, Myanmar, Eritrea and Colombia 170 Since 1975, the United States has accepted more than 3 million refugees and 171 refugees worldwide It contains. In the 1990s, most refugees came from the former Soviet Union and the Balkans. The refugee registration rate temporarily decreased after September 11, 2001, but it recovered to the level close to 9/11. Since then, the United States has accepted refugees from countries such as Somalia, Myanmar, Bhutan, and recently has accepted Syrian refugees.