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Italy opens humanitarian corridor for 300 Afghan refugees

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The first nine Afghan refugees arrived on a flight from Tehran. Another 200 are flying from Islamabad on Wednesday with a third group arriving on Thursday. The corridor envisions the transfer of 1,200 Afghan refugees from Iran, Pakistan and other neighboring countries. Afghans are the top nationality daring the perilous central Mediterranean Sea route.

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The Independent

Italy opens humanitarian corridor for 300 Afghan refugees

Italy's Foreign Ministry says the first of some 300 Afghan refugees have arrived in Italy along a new humanitarian corridor organized by the Italian government and other groups

2 years ago·London, United Kingdom

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Associated Press News

Italy opens humanitarian corridor for 300 Afghan refugees

MILAN (AP) — The first of some 300 Afghan refugees arrived in Rome on Monday along a new humanitarian corridor organized by the Italian government, charities and international organizations, Italy's

2 years ago·United States

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abc News

Italy opens humanitarian corridor for 300 Afghan refugees

Italy's Foreign Ministry says the first of some 300 Afghan refugees have arrived in Italy along a new humanitarian corridor organized by the Italian government and other groups

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The Washington Post

Italy opens humanitarian corridor for 300 Afghan refugees

Italy’s Foreign Ministry says the first of some 300 Afghan refugees have arrived in Italy along a new humanitarian corridor organized by the Italian government and other groups

2 years ago

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The Hill

Italy opens humanitarian corridor for 300 Afghan refugees

2 years ago·Washington, United States

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Winnipeg Free Press

Italy opens humanitarian corridor for 300 Afghan refugees

MILAN (AP) — The first of some 300 Afghan refugees arrived in Rome on Monday along a new humanitarian corridor organized by the Italian government and civil society, charities and international organizations, Italy’s Foreign Ministry announced. The humanitarian corridor aims to give “additional refugees and persecuted Afghans the possibility of a future in dignity and […]

2 years ago·Winnipeg, Canada

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