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For almost half a year hundreds of thousand of refugees from Africa, Libya, Iraq, Pakistan, Afghanistan and Syria have been refused entry into Europe.

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                    [Title] => Germany's UNEVOC programs 'education not deportation'
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During the week break between the UNESCO Executive Board session and the General Conference, I had the pleasure of visiting the UNESCO-UNEVOC International Center in Bonn and partner agency InWent, the Capacity Building International Center of Germany, as well as the German National Commission (NatCom) for UNESCO.
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Why Germany accepts refugees – ‘Education not deportation’

By Preciosa S. Soliven | September 30, 2015 - 10:00am

For almost half a year hundreds of thousand of refugees from Africa, Libya, Iraq, Pakistan, Afghanistan and Syria have been refused entry into Europe.

Education and Home

Germany's UNEVOC programs 'education not deportation'

By Preciosa S. Soliven | October 8, 2009 - 12:00am

During the week break between the UNESCO Executive Board session and the General Conference, I had the pleasure of visiting the UNESCO-UNEVOC International Center in Bonn and partner agency InWent, the Capacity Building...

Education and Home