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Don't send migrants back to unsafe countries, pope says, citing Libya

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Pope Francis on Sunday urged countries not to send migrants back to insecure countries such as Libya, where he said many suffer violent and inhumane conditions similar to those in concentration camps. The pope's appeal at his Sunday blessing came as European Union leaders are struggling to overcome their differences on how to handle immigrants, an

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Don't send migrants back to unsafe countries, pope says, citing Libya

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News18 India

Pope Urges Governments to Stop Sending Migrants Back to Libya

The pontiff's message comes as Italy sees an increase in migrant arrivals from Libya, and the debate within a divided EU shifts to migrants entering the bloc's eastern borders with Belarus.

3 years ago·India

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The Hindu

Don't send migrants back to Libya and ‘inhumane’ camps: Pope Francis

The Pope called on the international community to find concrete ways to manage migratory flows in the Mediterranean Sea.

3 years ago·India

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CTV News

Pope: don't send migrants back to Libya and 'inhumane' camps

Pope Francis on Sunday made an impassioned plea to end the practice of returning migrants rescued at sea to Libya and other unsafe countries where they suffer 'inhumane violence' and he called on the international community to find concrete ways to manage migratory flows in the Mediterranean Sea.

3 years ago·Canada

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The Independent

Pope: Don't send migrants back to Libya and 'inhumane' camps

Pope Francis has called for an end to the practice of returning migrants rescued at sea to Libya and other unsafe countries

3 years ago·London, United Kingdom

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Don't send migrants back to unsafe countries, pope says, citing Libya

By Philip Pullella VATICAN CITY - Pope Francis on Sunday urged countries not to send migrants back to insecure countries such as Libya, where he said many suffer violent and inhumane conditions similar to those in concentration camps. The pope's appeal at his Sunday blessing came as European Union leaders are struggling to overcome their differences on how to handle immigrants, an

3 years ago·United Kingdom

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