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Gay Refugees Placed in Separate Accommodation After Attacks

Five men – three from Syria and one from Iraq – have been moved from their refugee center following recent attacks.  “LGBT people are extra vulnerable and I consider it crucial that they have a safe environment to recover and receive care,’ Amsterdam city alderman Simone Kukenheim said.

December 4 / DutchNews

Issues and Countries: Protection and Safety, Iraq, Denmark, Syria



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