Europe: Rise of the right hampers care for refugees, bishops sayBy Gavin Drake Posted Oct 13, 2016 |
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[Anglican Communion News Service] The rise of right-wing political movements across Europe is hampering efforts to provide a coherent approach to refugees across the European Union, two bishops have said. Bishop of Gibraltar in Europe Robert Innes and Suffragan Bishop in Europe David Hamid made their comments at the conclusion of a Diocese in Europe consultation on the refugee crisis jointly organized by USPG and the Anglican Alliance.
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