The Archbishop of Canterbury has warned David Cameron that his Government’s refugee policy is discriminating against Christians facing oppression in Syria.

The Archbishop of Canterbury has warned David Cameron that his Government’s refugee policy is discriminating against Christians facing oppression in Syria.
The Most Rev Justin Welby is understood to have met the prime minister last week amid growing concerns that Christians in Syria will be largely excluded from the 20,000 refugees due to come to the UK over the next five years.
Archbishop Welby raised the issue with Mr Cameron at a private meeting last week, according to a well placed source, over concerns that Christians in Syria will not be given the opportunity to come to the UK.
The Government, in line with European Union policy, is committed to taking in refugees from UN camps in Syria and neighbouring countries. It cannot discriminate in favour of any one religious group.





http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/religion/11860902/Archbishop-warns-Cameron-over-Syrian-refugees.html

I would say that if Christians are not in these camps because they're being attacked by the Muslims in the camps, the Muslims who are doing that are not suitable to be invited here anyway.

Raggamuffin wrote:I would say that if Christians are not in these camps because they're being attacked by the Muslims in the camps, the Muslims who are doing that are not suitable to be invited here anyway.

I agree.

Most at risk should be allowed first... and that is not Muslims.

Raggamuffin wrote:I would say that if Christians are not in these camps because they're being attacked by the Muslims in the camps, the Muslims who are doing that are not suitable to be invited here anyway.

yep