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Integration expert Areti Sianni, and an interpreter in Louis' shop. The owner himself did not want to be photographed. Photo: Andrea Szobolits, UNHCR

Integration Systems in Central Europe at Breaking Point

Budapest, 24 June 2009 - "I am not lazy, I work 14 hours a day, but I cannot pay the rent," says Louis*, a 46 year old Iraqi, encircling his little food shop with a desperate gesture. He says he tried and failed to start a new life. Louis' is one of many unsuccessful attempts of recognised refugees to integrate in Central European countries and become economically independent.

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Real People - Real Needs

World Refugee Day 2009 is focusing what refugees need worldwide. The most urgent need for refugees in Central Europe is to find the protection they cannot get in their own home country. Watch the following spot that was done for UNHCR pro bono by Young & Rubicam Budapest.

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