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Sweden + Refugees, a recent chronology [VIDEO]
GATESTONE Sweden? Negative Image? What Could You Be Thinking? by Ingrid Carlqvist March 26, 2016 No one seems to have given any thought as to where all the people who are granted asylum in Sweden are supposed to live. There … Continue reading
Payam Feili, who fled Iran due to dangers he faces there as a gay man, is nearing the end of his three-month Israel visa
TIMES OF ISRAEL Gay Iranian poet said to seek asylum in Israel by Staff and AP February 24, 2016 Iranian poet Payam Feili’s three month visa to Israel is coming to an end, and he now seeks asylum in the … Continue reading
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Tagged asylum, asylum seeker, gay, Iran, Payam Feili
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