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By contrast, 70% of the Gaza population comprised refugees, who lived in difficult conditions in scores of refugee camps and were largely dependent on work in Israel.
It depicts the Solovki monastery, a historical complex on an island in the White Sea, which also served as the earliest and one of the most important camps in the Gulag.
There are plenty of memorials on the sites of German concentration camps, and new ones are continually added.
In Russia, only two Gulag sites, in Solovki and in Perm, have small museums that show conditions in the camps, the techniques of torture and murder, the documents, and the portraits.
And today – even in Europe – rulers use theatrical tools to arouse the kind of blind nationalism that leads to war, ethnic cleansing, concentration camps, and genocide.
Now the BBC has broadcast interviews with Albanians who were imprisoned in secret UCK camps in Albania.
These witnesses confirmed that the camps also held Serbs, Roma, and others.
During that period, the deficit-reduction camps within both the Social Democrats and the Christian Democrats made common cause to fend off pressures from other factions within their respective parties for a change in policy.
Second, the thousands of political prisoners still in Chinese labor camps for "crimes" related to the 1989 democracy movement must be released.
This is concrete evidence that the old, imposed division of the world into two gigantic camps is, at long last, being replaced by a new division, far more logical, far more fitting for the present-day world and far more beneficial for humankind.
In 2014, education received just 1% of humanitarian funds – leaving millions of children and young people on the streets or idle in camps.
The label “soccer mom” has become common in the US, as more women enroll their children in soccer camps.
Male youth soccer camps and leagues are either nonexistent or mediocre.
What about “filtration” camps, or “human firewood”?
They may be repulsive, but they are not organizing uniformed storm troopers, building concentration camps, or calling for the corporate state.
Thousands more languish in makeshift camps with little or no support.
Inevitably, new borders will lead to the creation of large refugee camps in member states like Greece.
They are internally divided between Fatah and Hamas, under Israeli occupation in East Jerusalem and the West Bank, isolated from the outside world in Gaza, hopeless in the region’s refugee camps, and rebuffed by their Arab neighbors.
I use these terms deliberately, because the two Israeli camps do not correspond to the standard left-right ideological distinctions.
This is the heart of the conflict between the two camps.
Not so long ago, in the immediate postwar years, Eastern European Jewish Holocaust survivors fled from the murderous anti-Semitism of their Polish, Hungarian, Slovak, or Romanian neighbors to the safety of displaced persons camps in, of all places, Germany.
The wake-up call for most NGOs came after the Rwandan genocide, when hundreds of small organizations tried to set up ad hoc operations in refugee camps in the Democratic Republic of Congo and Tanzania.
Some camps turned into staging posts for armed factions.
At the same time, EU funds must be used to improve conditions in the refugee camps in Turkey, Jordan, and elsewhere, to provide their residents with at least some hope of being able to meet their basic needs.
Moreover, any compromise would be fiercely contested within both camps, possibly leading to serious domestic political conflict.
The future of these direct peace talks thus depends not only on Netanyahu and Abbas, but also on how they relate to the extremists within their camps.
CAIRO – The aggrieved supporters of ousted Egyptian President Mohamed Morsi and the jubilant protesters who pushed the military to remove him have divided Egypt into two irreconcilable camps, both reflecting and reinforcing the country’s deeper problems.
For both camps, only great-power politics matters for China’s national security, and if diplomacy cannot influence the balance of power, there is little reason to engage with an issue.
Among the explanations are the combinations of pesticide fogging military camps, the treatment with a bromide compound, the use of insect repellents, vaccinations and exposure to depleted uranium.
Water supplies in many refugee camps, in both Jordan and Lebanon, have been cut to a minimum – a decision that affects millions of people who are already enduring scorching temperatures.
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