World Refugee Day in 2021

World Refugee Day Quick Facts - AU 2021

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Related Hashtags	#WithRefugees, #Refugees
2021 Date	20 June 2021
2022 Date	20 June 2022

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Sunday, 20 Jun

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World Refugee Day in 2021

World Refugee Day serves to commemorate the strength, courage and resilience of millions of refugees that have been forced to flee their homes out of fear of persecution or to escape disasters.

Top X Posts (formerly Tweets) for World Refugee Day - in 2021

Updated 22:27

Today is World Refugee day, the refugees who suffered migration and experienced being away from homeland know how difficult homelessness is. Especially the refugees in Indonesia passed seven years of their life in the worst ever condition inside refugee camps. #Hazararefugee https://t.co/ywyYoo0PMY
— Janali Mohammadi (@JanaliMOhammad3) June 20, 2021

It's World Refugee Day and @RefugeeWeek 2021 all across Australia, designed to help inform the public about refugees and celebrate positive contributions made by refugees to society. We will be celebrating our young refugees Check out @OzRefugeeCounc for more activities. https://t.co/IeObmbFxqo
— Les Twentyman OAM (@lestwentyman20) June 19, 2021

WORLD REFUGEE DAY "And for those who had established their home in this city and had accepted the faith before them, they love those who come to them for refuge, and find not in their breasts any desire for that which is given them (Refugees), #Refugees #RefugeeDay 1/2 https://t.co/jg2O9sfmpo
— UKMuslimsforPeace (@ukmuslims4peace) June 20, 2021

Did anyone know that today is apparently World Refugee Day?
— David Kindon (@dakindon) June 20, 2021

Today is world refugee day. Remember that we're all Earthlings. There are currently 80 million displaced people in the world and 26 million refugees (almost the pop. of Australia). Almost half of all refugees are children. Think about that for a moment. https://t.co/7gmROeW6is
— Catherine (Cate/Cat) Perry ♿️ (@CatPurry9) June 20, 2021

Today is the World Refugee Day. On this day let’s recognise that right now more people have been forced to flee their homes than ever before- amidst the Covid19 pandemic. They are vulnerables and displaced people and need help and support. https://t.co/r9kx6wNY0Z
— Mainul Haque (@Mainul007) June 20, 2021

Today is World Refugee Day, designated to honour refugees around the globe. "Love one another, each one always, in good or bad, not minding how things seem" Saint Mary MacKillop 1873 #SaintMaryMacKillop #MaryMacKillopToday #WithRefugees https://t.co/qUCEZ8yxGN
— Mary MacKillop Today (@MacKillopToday) June 19, 2021

On World Refugee Day, I honour the resilience & determination of refugees. I do what I can to respond to calls for help. Right now donations to ⁦⁦@UNWomenAust⁩ will be doubled to provide emergency kits to Rohingya women & girls following the fires https://t.co/rSSoOVpwXE https://t.co/XgTFYXL8DI
— JWeissman (@JanelleWeissman) June 19, 2021

Today is #WorldRefugeeDay and as we move into Refugee Week, it's a chance to extend our gratitude to migrants, refugees and asylum seekers for their valuable contributions to our communities. You can find out more about World Refugee Day here https://t.co/UtUjIuQqlx https://t.co/GABahlG0CA
— Multicultural NSW (@m_culturalnsw) June 19, 2021

Today is World Refugee Day. On this day we celebrate the strength and courage of people who have been forced to flee their home country to escape conflict or persecution. To read more about this year’s theme – ‘together we heal, learn and shine’ – see https://t.co/eKj1DgII19 https://t.co/xL1PPFtjY6
— Tony Buti (@TonyButi_MLA) June 20, 2021