Blockchain in a refugee camp
In a store at a UN refugee camp near the Syrian border, iris scan technology is being used to allocate aid. It allows refugees' needs in individual camps to be tracked.
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German initiatives help to facilitate reintegration of returnees
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Suspended: Lesbos migrants' clothes become art
London's St James's Church in Piccadilly will host through February 9, 2018, the art installation 'Suspended' by Arabella Dorman, who wants to raise awareness on the plight of migrants.