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Jewish group in Germany urges limit to refugee influx
Sooner or later we won't have a choice but to set an upper limit, says Josef Schuster
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Republican candidates press Syrian refugee opposition
Debate over the Obama administration's plan to accept 10,000 Syrian refugees over the next year has intensified
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Richard Branson has a brilliant reason all Muslims shouldn't be blamed for Paris attacks
Virgin Air chairman questions if all Americans will be blamed for the past actions of Ku Klux Klan
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Republican Ben Carson compares Syrian refugees to 'rabid dogs'
Carson said allowing refugees into the United States would put Americans at risk
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Canada to fly in 900 Syrian refugees a day: reports
Canadian media reports come amid fears that IS militants could slip into the country posing as refugees
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Obama meets refugees as bitter Syria debate rages
US President Barack Obama said the world must offer haven to refugees
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CNN suspends reporter for tweeting in favour of Syrian, Iraqi refugees
CNN global affairs correspondent Elise Labott later apologised for “editorialising” her tweet
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House votes to suspend US refugee program after Paris attacks
The Republican legislation passed overwhelmingly, 289 to 137
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House passes bill to slow Syrian refugees despite Obama veto threat
After the House vote, Obama's attorney general, Loretta Lynch, called such screening both impractical and impossible
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Greek police arrest 10 over forged papers for migrants
Pakistani and Afghani nationals were among those arrested
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100,000 Bhutan refugees move to West from Nepal: UN
Less than 18,000 refugees remain in the camps, according to a joint statement from the UN Refugee Agency (UNHCR)
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German police chief: Possible increase in extremist attackers
The authorities now know of about 750 people from Germany who had travelled to Syria and Iraq
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Human Rights Watch urges Pakistan to end police 'harassment' of Afghan refugees
The refugees who remain are viewed with deep suspicion inside Pakistan and are routinely accused by authorities
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UNHCR urges states not to demonise refugees over Paris attacks
'We are concerned about reactions by some states to end the programs being put in place' UNHCR
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German police chief plays down security threat from refugees
Says about 10 individual migrants were under investigation as possible terrorists or war criminals
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Refugees in Germany fear backlash
Refugees fear Paris attacks shifting public opinion against the Berlin government's welcoming asylum policy
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Pressure rises on Canada to delay bringing in Syria refugees
Trudeau faces calls to delay bringing in Syrian refugees due to security concerns, following attacks in Paris
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Swedish tabloid seeks rightful owner of migrant love letter
A journalist found the letter in a waterproof bag on a beach where boatloads of migrants have been arriving daily
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Poland says cannot accept migrants under EU quotas after Paris attacks
Under the EU plan, Poland was to take in 4,500 refugees, adding to some 2,000 it has already accepted
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Briton facing jail for smuggling refugee girl says 'morally' right
The move triggers a flood of support online from well-wishers urging clemency
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400,000 Syrian refugee children not in school in Turkey: HRW
HRW called on international community and Turkey to act urgently to ensure syrians have greater access to education
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'Pakistan ready to take back illegal migrants entering EU'
Pakistani citizens, along with Syrians, Afghans and Iraqis are among the largest migrant groups to arrive in the bloc
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Two more child migrants drown off Greece amid angry protests
One of the children's bodies had been recovered, but the search for a six-year-old boy, was still under way
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Germany investigates anti-Islam group founder for Goebbels remark
The refugee crisis in Europe has boosted the popularity of German anti-Islam organisation, PEGIDA
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German police arrest suspected kidnapper of refugee child
Suspected killer confesses overnight to murdering another child
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Coming to America: the path for Syrian refugees
US has admitted about 1,500 refugees since 2011, while Europe is struggling with an influx of hundreds of thousands
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Over 700,000 migrants reached Europe's shores in 2015: UN
Children made up 20 per cent of the total arrival
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Woman, two children drown as migrant boat hits rocks off Greek island
Seven people were still missing but the rest managed to reach land safely, a coastguard spokeswoman said
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UN criticizes Czech detentions and strip-searches of refugees
Human rights violations appear to be an integral part of a policy by Czech Govt to deter migrants, statement says
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Cracks appear in German industry's welcome smile to refugees
Sceptical voices are being raised about the potential costs of the huge influx to Europe's biggest economy
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German anti-Islam protest swells on fears about refugee influx
Police declined to estimate the number of protesters but media put it at 15-20,000
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Bishops call on British PM to take more Syria refugees
The Church of England bishops called on Cameron to accept 50,000 refugees, in a letter initially sent in September
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Refugee influx to shake up Germany's Muslim community
Experts suggest the change could be positive as it could broaden outlook, and fears of radicalisation may be overblown
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One-year old boy dies on migrant boat from Turkey to Greece
Boy was found unconscious by a coast guard patrol boat
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First asylum seekers leave Italy under European Union relocation plan
The scheme follows months of tensions over the more than 600,000 people who have flooded into Europe this year
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EU to speed up deportations to tackle migrant crisis
Europe has been seeking to clamp down on people smugglers in the Mediterranean, where more than 3,000 people have died
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Rejected in EU, asylum seekers can face years of deadlock
Pakistani activist, who first came to Britain in 2005, says the immigration system in UK wasted 11 years of his life
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India plans to help trafficking victims with training, jobs
Data shows that 2,676 children were rescued from trafficking in 2014, against 3,834 the previous year
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EU military operation against migrant traffickers begins
Six ships are already in place in international waters off the coast of Libya
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Mass immigration is damaging Britain, says UK interior minister
Net migration into Britain reached a high of 330,000 people in the year to March, far above the 100,000 level promised
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Australia considering other nations for asylum-seekers
Cambodia agrees to take Australia's unwanted refugees in exchange for millions of dollars in aid for next four years
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85 dead migrants found washed up in Libya
75 bodies were found around Tripoli and another 10 in Sabratah, 70 kms to the west, Red Crescent official says
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Baby's body found washed up on Kos shore: Greek coast guard
Estimated to be 6-12 months old, was found dressed in green trousers and white t-shirt on the beach of a hotel
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Under wandering stars
Most Afghan refugees are unlikely to ever return to their homeland
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Nordic states fret over migrant threat to Schengen
Norway controls an external EU frontier with Russia, a border which has been crossed by more than 250 Syrian refugee
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Record 168,000 people reached Europe by sea in September: UN
Around 3,000 people have died attempting the journey since January
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Feminist restaurant gives migrants a starter in Britain
The restaurant has opened a branch in Sydney and operates exclusively with female asylum seekers as chefs
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Woman, child drown as migrant boat sinks off Greece's Lesbos
According to testimony from the survivors, 49 people were on board the dinghy when it capsized
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Italy says hotspots to focus on fingerprinting migrants
Italian administrator Mario Morcone expects to collect fingerprints from up to 90 percent of the migrants
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Indonesia probes alleged attack on migrant Rohingya women
Four Rohingya women, aged from 14 to 28, said they were attacked by a group of men on Monday evening