Angela Merkel’s generous open-door policy towards people fleeing
Syria’s civil war has been thrown into confusion after Berlin announced
that the hundreds of thousands of Syrians entering Germany
would not be granted asylum or refugee status. The announcement from
the interior ministry on Friday showed panic at the top in Berlin, with
the swiftly issued semi-denials only intensifying the sense of confusion
and knee-jerk responses over refugees.
Syrians would only be allowed to enter Germany for one year, are barred from having family members join them, and would only enjoy “subsidiary protection” which limits their rights as refugees, the interior ministry announced.
Syrians would only be allowed to enter Germany for one year, are barred from having family members join them, and would only enjoy “subsidiary protection” which limits their rights as refugees, the interior ministry announced.
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