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10% of Refugees From Syria: Europe’s Resettlement and Other Admission Responses in a Global Perspective

The report, prepared by ICMC, encourages States to offer resettlement places and other types of admission to 400,000 Syrians currently seeking refuge in neighboring countries, by the end of 2020. This number represents 10% of the 4 million Syrian refugees uprooted in Turkey and the Middle East. Such a figure would represent a substantial increase in comparison with the original target set by the UN Refugee Agency, of 130,000 admission places by 2016.

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