Barnabas Fund, an NGO that helps persecuted Christians, published a report a few weeks ago that reveals that the British government is privileging Muslim refugees.<\/p>\n
The UN marginalizes Christians and Yazidis in their reception recommendations<\/big><\/p>\n In a statement posted on its website<\/a>, this NGO reports that the UK Home Office responded to a request from the Barnabas Fund to publish statistics on Syrian refugees sheltered there in the first quarter of 2018, in compliance with the Law of Freedom of Information. \"The UN High Commission for Refugees (UNHCR) recommended 1,358 Syrian refugees for resettlement in the UK of which only 4 were Christians<\/strong>, representing a tiny fraction of just 0.29%\"<\/em>, that NGO denounces, and adds: \"No Yazidis at all were recommended by the UN.<\/strong>\"<\/em> even though Christians and Yazidis are precisely the two religious minorities that are being further massacred by the terrorists of the Islamic State.<\/a><\/p>\n 90% of refugees recommended by the UN are of the same religion as ISIS<\/big><\/p>\n Curiously, and as noted<\/a> by Breitbart London, 90% of the refugees recommended by UNHCR (1,226) were Sunni Muslims, which make up 65% of the Syrian population.<\/strong> The favoritism of the UN towards the Sunnis is especially surprising if we consider that they belong to the same religion as the terrorists of ISIS.<\/a> In contrast, 127 of the refugees recommended by the UN (9.5%) were Shiite Muslims, considered as heretics by the Sunnis<\/a> and who have been the target of numerous attacks by ISIS.<\/p>\n The British Government denied all requests of Syrian Christians<\/big><\/p>\n As if the marginalization of the UN from non-Muslim refugees was not enough, the British Government ended up excluding the others: \"The Home Office agreed to resettle 1,112 of these (82%), all of whom were Muslims, and refused all recommendations of Christians<\/strong>\"<\/em>, according to the Barnabas Fund complaint, and that despite the brutal persecution suffered by Christians at the hands of the Yihazid. This NGO has indicated, likewise, that \"of the 7,060 Syrian refugees the UNHCR recommended to the UK in 2017 only 25 were Christians (0.35%). However, the Home Office only accepted 11 of these<\/strong> \u2013 meaning that Christians made up only 0.23% of Syrian refugees resettled in the UK last year.\"<\/em><\/p>\n
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