Celebrity calls for refugee protection amid mounting pressure on asylum systems

Cate Blanchett, Angelina Jolie, and Archbishop of Canterbury Sarah Mullally launched an appeal Tuesday for refugee protections enshrined in the 1951 Convention to be upheld.

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This appeal comes as global asylum systems face mounting pressures and restrictions on refugee rights multiply.

The advocacy by these public figures reaffirms the importance of maintaining international legal frameworks for refugee protection.

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Cet appel de figures influentes souligne la fragilité actuelle du régime international de protection des réfugiés face aux pressions politiques nationales d'accueil accru ou de fermetures des frontières.

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