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Paris Police On Alert For Refugee Who May Be Planning Attack: Sources
Security agencies in Paris have circulated a photo of an Afghan asylum seeker on suspicion that he might be plotting an attack on the capital, a police source said today.
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Under Fire For Smacking, UN Says France Told To Ban Corporal Punishment
France, which has come under fire for not fully banning smacking, must "explicitly prohibit" all forms of corporal punishment of children, a UN report said on Thursday, criticising its treatment of Roma and asylum-seeking minors.
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Paris Police Station Attacker Was Serial Asylum Seeker With Criminal Past: Berlin
A man who was shot dead after trying to attack a Paris police station last week had been an asylum seeker since 2011 and had a criminal past, German Interior Minister Thomas de Maiziere said Sunday.
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Charlie Hebdo Anniversary Attack: Accused Lived In German Refugee Shelter, Says Probe
A man who tried to attack a Paris police station last week had lived in a centre for asylum seekers in Germany, German investigators said, a finding likely to fuel criticism of Chancellor Angela Merkel's liberal stance towards war refugees.
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Paris Police Station Attacker Lived In German Refugee Shelter: Police
German police on Saturday raided an asylum seeker shelter where they said the man who sought to attack a Paris police station on Thursday had lived.
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Paris, Berlin 'Convinced' Of Need To Reduce Migrant Flow: Letter To European Union
France and Germany are "firmly convinced" of the need to reduce the flow of migrants into Europe, they wrote in a joint letter to the EU Commission seen by AFP today.
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Lie Detectors, Solitary: How South Korea Screens Refugees
South Korea has spent decades screening refugees from a hostile neighbour but some enemy agents manage to get through, underlining the challenges Western nations face in dealing with a far larger influx of people escaping the war in Syria.
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Canada Split Over Fast-Tracking Syrian Refugees
Canada is going full-steam ahead with new leader Justin Trudeau's plan to take in more than 25,000 Syrian refugees by year's end, but the drive has split the nation as the Paris attacks raise security fears.
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Islamic State May be Trying to Exploit Refugee Debate: German Minister
Germany's justice minister today warned against drawing a hasty link between refugees and perpetrators of the deadly Paris attacks, warning that the IS group could be trying to exploit the debate over Europe's migrant influx.
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European Union Ready to Discuss Terms of Asylum Sharing: Commissioner
The European Commission is ready to discuss new ways to admit and distribute asylum seekers in the European Union, its top migration official said Tuesday, after Paris and Berlin urged it to rethink its plans.
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Paris Police On Alert For Refugee Who May Be Planning Attack: Sources
Security agencies in Paris have circulated a photo of an Afghan asylum seeker on suspicion that he might be plotting an attack on the capital, a police source said today.
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Under Fire For Smacking, UN Says France Told To Ban Corporal Punishment
France, which has come under fire for not fully banning smacking, must "explicitly prohibit" all forms of corporal punishment of children, a UN report said on Thursday, criticising its treatment of Roma and asylum-seeking minors.
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Paris Police Station Attacker Was Serial Asylum Seeker With Criminal Past: Berlin
A man who was shot dead after trying to attack a Paris police station last week had been an asylum seeker since 2011 and had a criminal past, German Interior Minister Thomas de Maiziere said Sunday.
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Charlie Hebdo Anniversary Attack: Accused Lived In German Refugee Shelter, Says Probe
A man who tried to attack a Paris police station last week had lived in a centre for asylum seekers in Germany, German investigators said, a finding likely to fuel criticism of Chancellor Angela Merkel's liberal stance towards war refugees.
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Paris Police Station Attacker Lived In German Refugee Shelter: Police
German police on Saturday raided an asylum seeker shelter where they said the man who sought to attack a Paris police station on Thursday had lived.
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Paris, Berlin 'Convinced' Of Need To Reduce Migrant Flow: Letter To European Union
France and Germany are "firmly convinced" of the need to reduce the flow of migrants into Europe, they wrote in a joint letter to the EU Commission seen by AFP today.
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Lie Detectors, Solitary: How South Korea Screens Refugees
South Korea has spent decades screening refugees from a hostile neighbour but some enemy agents manage to get through, underlining the challenges Western nations face in dealing with a far larger influx of people escaping the war in Syria.
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Canada Split Over Fast-Tracking Syrian Refugees
Canada is going full-steam ahead with new leader Justin Trudeau's plan to take in more than 25,000 Syrian refugees by year's end, but the drive has split the nation as the Paris attacks raise security fears.
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Islamic State May be Trying to Exploit Refugee Debate: German Minister
Germany's justice minister today warned against drawing a hasty link between refugees and perpetrators of the deadly Paris attacks, warning that the IS group could be trying to exploit the debate over Europe's migrant influx.
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European Union Ready to Discuss Terms of Asylum Sharing: Commissioner
The European Commission is ready to discuss new ways to admit and distribute asylum seekers in the European Union, its top migration official said Tuesday, after Paris and Berlin urged it to rethink its plans.
