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In Rome migrants took over the city square and vacant buildings, police dispersed them using water cannons

Posted on | August 24, 2017 | 1 Comment

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Police clear migrants from Rome piazza with water cannons

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One Response to “In Rome migrants took over the city square and vacant buildings, police dispersed them using water cannons”

  1. hapnHal
    August 24th, 2017 @ 6:15 pm

    Wait…..
    What….
    Read this ??

    Pope Francis: Prioritize migrants’ dignity over national security. 21 Aug 17

    Pope Francis has issued a 20-point action plan to governments on refugees and migrants to try to galvanise their response to an issue seen by the Vatican as one of the biggest global challenges of the 21st century.

    His intention is to lay the ground for the drafting of two global compacts on refugees and migration, which are expected to be adopted at the UN general assembly in September 2018.

    The roadmap was published on Monday by the Vatican’s migrants and refugees section, which was set up by Francis last year and operates under his direction. The action points were personally approved by the pontiff.

    In a message issued before publication, Francis said he had “repeatedly expressed my particular concern for the lamentable situation of many migrants and refugees fleeing from war, persecution, natural disasters and poverty”. The situation was “undoubtedly a ‘sign of the times’,” he said.

    The document, Responding to Refugees and Migrants: Twenty Action Points, says the world is facing “the largest movement of displaced people in recent memory”.

    It says: “While massive numbers of people have been forced to leave their homes due to persecution, violence, natural disasters and the scourge of poverty, migration should nevertheless be recognised, not as a new phenomenon, but rather as a natural human response to crisis and a testament to the innate desire of every human being for happiness and a better life.

    “This reality, with its important cultural and spiritual dimensions, is having a significant impact on attitudes and reactions all over the world.”

    The document’s 20 points are grouped in four calls to action: to welcome, to protect, to promote and to integrate. Their “ultimate goal is the building of an inclusive and sustainable common home for all”

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