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United Kingdom ‘not taking fair share of Syrian refugees’
“There is no particular trend that we have seen in the refugee population, nor has recent history shown – and open source reporting speaks to this – that with refugees who have entered [the U.S.] there has been a prevalence – a proclivity toward terror-related activities”, the DHS official said. For example, even if all four million Syrian refugees came to Europe and all of them were Muslim, it would raise the Muslim population on that continent from 4 percent to only 5 percent. Unfortunately, this was not the only incoherent and slightly inappropriate line uttered during this event.
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There has been widespread debate over the UK’s contribution to the refugee crisis, with many activists accusing the Conservative party of taking a cold-hearted approach to accepting asylum seekers.
The report slammed the Gulf countries over avoiding its commitments for refugees as they have yet to sign the 1951 Refugee Convention.
“We have little or no information about who the people are, no background information, no ability to determine whether they are radicalized now or might become radicalized after their arrival in the United States”, the Alabama Republican said. Therefore, because the refugees are fleeing from a different type of violence than the one explicitly described in the convention, countries aren’t technically obliged to take them in. Unfortunately, Doyle continued by stating his opinions in a manner that undermined his credibility. Although he did have the best intention at heart, his argument came out flat in demeaning immigrants, who are already put down enough as it is.
“There are more opportunities in Germany”, he said. This is who we are as a nation. “There will be no end to the suffering of the people from Syria until action is taken on all these issues”.
Ninette Kelley, the director of the UNHCR office in New York, brought a few interesting facts to the table.
The Obama administration’s pledge to absorb thousands more Syrian and other refugees could run headlong into resistance from state and local officials anxious about whether their communities can handle the influx. Compared to Lebanon’s whooping 25%, that’s nothing! So what is unfolding in Europe is overwhelmingly, though by no means exclusively, a Syrian refugee crisis. They include doctors, lawyers, and professors, forced to flee when threatened by members of ISIS, which has seized numerous urban areas of northeastern Syria and northern Iraq.
And so they did. Refugees also receive over $1,800 per person in cash once in the USA (of which $750 goes to a resettlement agency contractor).
Hussein Malla/Associated Press Storms battered refugee camps in Lebanon earlier this year. United Nations workers determine whether a refugee falls into any of about 45 “categories of concern”, from serving in particular government ministries or military units to being in specific locations at specific times, even missing family members.
Education was also a prominent topic discussed amongst the ambassadors.
A Jordanian government official told me that increased fighting in the Southern parts of Syria has prompted the kingdom to step up its scrutiny of incoming refugees. But if they create a new schooling system in Arabic for refugees, this might further exclude the refugees from the regional communities.
More than four million Syrians have been forced to flee to neighboring countries for safety, and millions more have been internally displaced since the bloody conflict began in 2011.
El-Hassan cited the quietude that for years prevailed along the Syria-Israel border and Assad’s repeated failure to respond to Israeli airstrikes in Syria both during the civil war and before it. After all, why is it that the countries with less money have to burden themselves with this responsibility alone?
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It has collected the figures because the bus to Syria taken by many refugees departs from the UN-run Zaatari refugee camp.