Are refugees in Germany allowed to leave the camp?

He cooks? He visits people? Clear dodgy behaviour. Call the police, tell them all about his activities and out yourself as the bigot you are to your neighbours and peers. Of course they can leave the camps. read more

If you are living in Germany then this is basic information you should already know given how willing you seem to be to discriminate against refugees. Yes, most refugees are allowed to leave the camps during designated hours, are encouraged to find work, and are given small amounts of personal spending money. read more

Friedland refugee camp in Germany hosted refugees who fled from the former eastern territories of Germany at the end of World War II, between 1944 and 1950. Between 1950 and 1987 it was a transit centre for East German (GDR) citizens who wanted to flee to Germany (FRG). read more

It is understandable that refugees want to go to the economically and socially most stable nations in the EU -- this means largely Germany and Britain, even the extremely stable Nordics aren't quite seen as equally desirable. read more