The Worst Refugee Crisis in History



Who is a refugee?

Right now, nearly 5 million people have fled the conflict in Syria, and there is no end to the crisis in sight.

Who is an internally displaced person?

Examples include South Sudan, where a humanitarian crisis grips the world's newest country, and Yemen, where more than 2.5 million people have been displaced by ongoing violence. 


Who is an asylum seeker?
When people flee their own country and seek sanctuary in another country, they apply for asylum - the right to be recognized as a refugee and receive legal protection and material assistance. An asylum seeker must demonstrate that his or her fear of persecution in his or her home country is well-founded.


Who is a stateless person?
A stateless person is someone who is not a citizen of any country. A person can become stateless due to a variety of reasons, including sovereign, legal, technical or administrative decisions or oversights.


Who is not legally recognized as a refugee?
People who leave their homes and cross international borders due to natural disasters, climate change or environmental factors are not considered refugees. In addition, people who leave their homes and cross international borders due to severe situations, such as a lack of food (including famine), water, education, health care and a livelihood, are not legally-recognized refugees. The United Nations states, "All of these emerging trends pose enormous challenges for the international humanitarian community. The threat of continued massive displacement is real, and the world must be prepared to deal with it. Recognizing this, the United Nations - and UNHCR in particular - have already begun reviewing priorities, partners and methods of work in dealing with the new dynamics of human displacement."Type your paragraph here.

Solution to the problem.

​The World Standing Together Program is currently in position to support any Nation in developing a plan and provide the financial support to create a Safe Haven to provide a long term solution.  


  1.  Provide a safe haven for Refugees housed, feed and receive medical attention.
  2. Provide a safe haven for all of the population providing support in a safe haven city.
  3. Build long term sustainable economies to develop a city, not just solve a short term problem.
  4. Train, educate and support programs to improve the refugee economic status.
  5. Create jobs within the safe haven for the refugees during the displacement time frame.
  6. Return the refugee to their city of origin once safe.
  7. Retain and place refugee in partnership programs accepting refugees
  8. Improve to overall status and quality of refugee into a desire potential workforce.

Nation desired qualifications:

  1. Must have the desire to help their people.
  2. Must have large enough land grant in safe zone to create a new city.
  3. Willingness to provide military support for the area.
  4. Willingness to provide sovereign underwriting.
  5. Provide Free zone area.

WST support:

  1. Financial support.
  2. Technology infusion
  3. Infrastructure 
  4. General construction 
  5. Financial system
  6. Open system to allow all qualified agencies and programs to assist.

World Standing Together Program is a joint collateral by: Jellyfish (Mr. Michael Bagley) & Phoenix Global Corp. Mr. Thomas J. Melville are the joint administrators of this initiative.  
Skype: thomas.j.melville

Additional reading please review the following documents. 

The JFG Group

Making Business Happen 

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