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EPISODE · Dec 19, 2015 · 9 MIN

FMR 51 - It need not be like this

from Destination: Europe (Forced Migration Review 51)

Creating space for smugglers and failing to provide humanitarian assistance are European failures. Opening legal routes to Europe could deal with both.

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Creating space for smugglers and failing to provide humanitarian assistance are European failures. Opening legal routes to Europe could deal with both.

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Creating space for smugglers and failing to provide humanitarian assistance are European failures. Opening legal routes to Europe could deal with both.

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