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Eritreans seek asylum in Germany

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Three asylum seekers from Eritrea--Biniaya Tekle, Russom Mahari, and Luel Sium--stand in front of a moving train near a church-run shelter where they live in Freudenstadt, Germany. The Freundesdreis Asyl is run by Christlicher Kirchen, and managed by a retired United Methodist pastor. The shelter has 18 asylum seekers from Eritrea and 10 from Gambia. They came to Europe via Sudan and Libya, crossing the Mediterranean to Italy.

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Refugees in Germany
Three asylum seekers from Eritrea--Biniaya Tekle, Russom Mahari, and Luel Sium--stand in front of a moving train near a church-run shelter where they live in Freudenstadt, Germany. The Freundesdreis Asyl is run by Christlicher Kirchen, and managed by a retired United Methodist pastor. The shelter has 18 asylum seekers from Eritrea and 10 from Gambia. They came to Europe via Sudan and Libya, crossing the Mediterranean to Italy.