Human Rights Day
KPBS: Maalinta Xuquuqda Aadanaha, San Diegans Dibadbaxa Xuquuqda Qaxootiga
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Waxqabadka Bulshada ee Maalinta Xuquuqda Aadanaha ee Qaxootiga
Nagu soo biir 5ta galabnimo ee magaalada hoose ee beerta biyaha si aad u muujiso taageerada qaxootiga! Waxaan isku soo ururin doonnaa bulsho ahaan si aan kor ugu qaadno dhibaatada qaxootiga, si aan uga hortagno hadalada naceybka ah, iyo in aan ka codsano mas'uuliyiintayada dadweynaha in ay qaadaan tallaabo mas'uuliyad ah oo lagu soo dhaweynayo qaxootiga. Akhri Saxiixa Bayaanka
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Op Ed / The San Diego Union-Tribune: Refugees face many challenges in resettlement
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Community Profile: Meet Abukar Abdirahim
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2016 Refugee Report
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