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Sexual Assaults in Germany and the Debate Over Refugees
The Atlantic Some in the country are drawing a link between the alleged ethnic identity of the attackers—“Arab or North African”—and the more than 1 million migrants and refugees, many of them from the Middle East and North Africa, who entered the country in 2015. Sexual assaults blamed on 'Arab' men in Germany may inflame refugee debate Germany on edge after mass sexual assault in Cologne blamed on refugees Mass attacks on German women: what does it spell for refugee crisis? |
Group of concerned Americans working to raise awareness of refugees in need.
Tuesday, January 5, 2016
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