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The 55 pages that link to Refugee, each with the reason it gives.

• Vietnamese diasporaNarrower topic: Many early postwar Vietnamese arrivals were recognized and resettled as refugees.

• Russian emigrationNarrower topic: Refugee status describes one legal and humanitarian dimension of many emigrants’ experiences.

• AsylumNarrower topic: Asylum procedures commonly decide whether a claimant qualifies as a refugee.

• Population transferNarrower topic: People displaced across borders by transfers may become refugees.

• Afghan diasporaNarrower topic: Many Afghan communities abroad formed through refuge, though not all diaspora members are refugees.

• Kurdish diasporaNarrower topic: Many Kurdish diaspora communities include people displaced by persecution and armed conflict.

• Syrian refugee crisisNarrower topic: Cross-border displacement is understood through this legal and humanitarian status.

• Madeleine AlbrightNarrower topic: Albright’s family fled Europe and later settled in the United States.

• Tajikistani Civil WarNarrower topic: Many people fled Tajikistan during the war, including to neighboring Afghanistan.

• Decolonisation of AsiaNarrower topic: Partition and independence-era wars displaced millions across newly drawn borders.

• Haing S. NgorNarrower topic: Ngor’s escape from Cambodia and resettlement in the United States fit this broader experience.