To resolve the refugee crises, less charity and more work permits

The upcoming 75th anniversary of the 1951 Refugee Convention highlights the ongoing need for a more sustainable approach to managing refugee crises. Instead of relying solely on charity, the article suggests issuing more work permits to refugees, enabling them to contribute economically while integrating into host countries. This shift not only alleviates some of the financial burdens on governments but also empowers refugees to rebuild their lives actively. The implications are significant, as it proposes a long-term solution that addresses both humanitarian and economic challenges.