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About 40 migrants drown (75 rescued) after their boat sinks off Turkey’s western coast

Huffington Post

Greece


If Europe isn’t going to welcome more than 1 million people a year, it will have to deport large numbers of them to countries plagued by social unrest and abject poverty.

Washington Post

**  Sweden could send back 60,000-80,000 asylum seekers in the coming years.

**  Under U.N. rules, countries are supposed to offer protection to refugees fleeing war and persecution. But some European countries also offer protection to people deemed at risk of torture or the death penalty or who are suffering from an exceptionally serious disease.

 


24 people attempting to cross to Europe from Turkey drowned when their boat sank off a Greek island, the Greek coast raising to at least 80 the number of migrants and refugees to have died at sea in the past week.

Reuters

Islands in the Midst of the World

 


A snowstorm engulfed Lebanon on the first day of the new year, cutting off mountain roads, isolating villages and worsening living conditions for tens of thousands of Syrian refugees.

 NY Times

Rare Middle Eastern Snow

NASA:  2103 snows.

 

 


EU Migrant, Refugee Arrivals by Land and Sea Approach 1 000 000 in 2015

IOM


International Migrants Day (18 December)


Haitian migrants: by force or from fear

NY Times

Panorama of Hispaniola and the Caribbean


European Refugee Migration: Security is as much of a priority as humanitarian relief

NY Times

 

**  “…..some of the Paris attackers whose Nov. 13 assaults killed 130 people entered Europe by infiltrating the throngs of migrants who have inundated Greek islands……”

 

 


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