Sentence examples for syrian asylum seekers from inspiring English sources

Syria's neighboring countries are generously hosting 4.6 million Syrian refugees -- five times more than the number of Syrian asylum seekers registered in Europe.

Since the crisis began we have taken in nearly 3,500 Syrian asylum seekers – the fourth highest in the EU – with 1,100 Syrian nationals recognised as refugees in the year to September 2013.

Just 216 Syrian asylum seekers qualified for the UK's official Syrian Vulnerable Persons Relocation Scheme which began in early 2014, and Prime Minister David Cameron has said the final number will not exceed 1,000.

Germany alone has budgeted £4.7bn to help predominantly Syrian asylum seekers in the country.

"At the moment Germany takes by far the largest proportion of Syrian asylum seekers and others.

As far as Amnesty is aware, no other EU countries are currently returning Syrian asylum seekers to Syria.

Turkey must in turn arrange readmission agreements with the countries where the non-Syrian asylum seekers come from, and this kind of wrangling is bound to take time.

Hundreds of non-Syrian asylum seekers deported under the EU-Turkey migration deal were not allowed to claim asylum in either Greece or Turkey, a group of European politicians has claimed.

In future, Berlin announced, it would accept Syrian asylum-seekers even if they had already passed through another EU country.

Fewer than 0.1% of Syrians in Turkey currently stand to gain the right to work under much-vaunted Turkish labour laws, undermining EU claims that the legislation excuses a recent decision to deport Syrian asylum-seekers back to Turkey.

As Mr Clegg must know, the 1,500 or so Syrian asylum-seekers the UK accepted in 2013 represent drops in the oceans of both the total refugee population and the number of people who are allowed to settle in Britain each year.