Germany opens its first shelter for gay refugees
An association called 'Fliederlich' on Monday opened Germany's first shelter for gay refugees in the city of Nuremberg. The shelter, a two-storey house, can accommodate 8 people and has already received four requests. The initiative was taken after around 20 refugees alleged that they felt threatened in the shelters they were put up in, Michael Glas, who runs Fliederlich, said. \n