Sentences with phrase «syrian asylum»

At a time in which some of the Member States have a 98 % recognition rate for Syrian asylum seekers from Aleppo, denying protection to those who would like to file an application for international protection but who are unable or unwilling to try and reach Europe's shores by crossing the Mediterranean in a dinghy, any other conclusion would have raised serious doubts with regard to the EU's commitment to refugee and human rights law.

The wry and wistful are intertwined throughout the film, as in a scene where a Syrian asylum seeker says, «I don't understand humor,» when a fake - ID creator asks him if he's a man or a woman.

A five - year - old asylum seeker was urinated on by a group of Nauruan boys and asylum seeker girls are being sexually harassed at school, a former teacher A Syrian asylum seeker who was given refuge in UK posted Isil material on Facebook, a court has heared as he was jailed for two years.

Since the start of the war, the number of Syrian asylum petitions has steadily risen.

Her critics say her decision in late August to allow Syrian asylum seekers to remain in Germany regardless which EU country they had first entered had accelerated the influx of migrants.

Not exact matches

Among the competing explanations: the Syrian exodus is relatively recent in the slow - moving world of refugee resettlement, and some Syrian Christians choose to come to the US on tourist visas and then apply for asylum, World Relief previously told CT..

Christians on the Left is urging the Labour Party to support its call for Syrian and Iraqi refugees to be given asylum in the United Kingdom.

The debate over resettling 10,000 Syrian refugees in the United States was made more complex and distressing by the mass sexual assault of German women by what appears to have been North African and Middle Eastern asylum seekers in Cologne, Germany on New Years Eve.

Analysts suggest the prevalence of Syrian, Libyan, Eritrean, Somalian and Afghan asylum seekers shows most people coming to the UK are fleeing violence and civil war.

Syrian children fare a little better than average but still, despite the well documented atrocities in their home country, only 39 % received asylum this year.

Dr Russell Hargrave of Asylum Aid on the horror Syrian refugees have survived - and the obstacles to their safety in Europe.

Since Syrians are very likely to be granted asylum, can't they just walk up to some border post and request asylum?

It had been predicted that «hundreds» of the most needy Syrians would be able to accept asylum in Britain - but since then an average of just ten refugees a month have been let into the UK.

When frustrated shirt salesman Wikström (Kaurismäki regular Sakari Kuosmanen) first swerves his vintage car past Syrian refugee Khaled (Sherwan Haji, folding depths of emotion into Keaton - style deadpan), it's a fleeting introduction that ties their fates together through low - key coincidence — a force that eventually reunites them, once the former's quest to open a restaurant coalesces with the latter's path through applying for asylum.

In it a Syrian refugee arrives in Helsinki only to be denied asylum and to escape from detention.

This short film tells the story of Mohammed Alsaleh, a young Syrian refugee granted asylum in Canada in...

Students watch a 19 - minute documentary that tells the story of Mohammed Alsaleh, a young Syrian refugee granted asylum in Canada in 2014, who is now counseling newly arrived refugees.

With German Chancellor, Angela Merkel stating that «there is no legal limit to refugee numbers» Germany decided to suspend Dublin Agreement for Syrian refugees and process their asylum applications directly.

The video investigates aspects of life of Syrian individuals who have declined to beg for asylum from institutional Europe, choosing to continue their lives in Istanbul.

Establishing direct links between climate change and migration, «like skyrocketing asylum applications and temperature,» can be difficult because of the vast number of variables involved, Newsweek concedes, while pointing to «the influence of drought in the years - long Syrian conflict, New Zealand's recent proposal to create a visa category for climate refugees and the United Nations» recent recognition that climate change can contribute to displacement within countries and internationally.»