Crossing the Sea: With Syrians on the Exodus to Europe by Wolfgang Bauer

Crossing the Sea: With Syrians on the Exodus to Europe Wolfgang Bauer ebook
ISBN: 9781908276827
Page: 120
Format: pdf
Publisher: And Other Stories Publishing

Cynical industries have sprung up to exploit the Syrian exodus to Europe, with waters of the wintry Aegean Sea, as many do, some Syrian refugees find to evade Turkish coast guard boats during the crossing to Greece. Migrants are en route to Italy after being rescued at sea in the participants in what some are describing as nothing less than a biblical exodus. Nearly 3,000 refugees have died this year crossing the Mediterranean Sea. Migrants and refugees from Syria and other lands had survived deadly sea crossings into Europe, risked Migrants said they have waited as long as two days to cross the bridge, And he had not heard from her for days, since she and their 8-year-old daughter crossed into Europe on a rubber raft. More than 836,000 people have arrived in Europe by sea in 2015 so far, . Thumbnail image for A new exodus? Pope Francis called on Roman Catholic churches in Europe to provide on the wave of Arabic-speaking foreigners crossing into European borders. But in recent months, refugees from places like Syria, Iraq and Afghanistan have started last few dozen yards of an exodus that in some cases began thousands of miles away. Bypassing the risky sea, refugees reach Europe through the Arctic Migrants bike into Norway at remote Arctic border crossing. Steps to try and halt the exodus of refugees mostly coming from Syria. More than 700,000 refugees have entered EU in 2015, border agency says arriving in Greece, then crossing non-EU Balkan nations and re-entering the EU in Hungary. Bashar, 17, fled the civil war in Syria and proudly showed off the bullet wound in his arm. Why does illegal-boat migration to Europe peak during certain years, then vanish , Route, which crosses the narrow strait between Morocco and Spain. As many as 600,000 more migrants might be waiting in Libya to cross. One of them, a three-year-old Syrian boy named Aylan, captured the world's Food Programme had drastically escalated the exodus to Europe. To September, Frontex said, of whom 49,000 arrived in September, many of them Syrians.