The New Humanitarian

Nov 11, 2019

8 min read

The two contrasting sides of German refugee policy

Mohammad Zarzorie, from Latakia in Syria, arrived in Germany in 2015 and now works as an engineer in a chromium plating factory on the outskirts of Munich. (Ruairi Casey/TNH)

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