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•Asylum seekers stuck in limbo as Cyprus rebuffs calls to act
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53 asylum seekers have been pushed back’ into the UN -patrolled buffer zone that bisects Cyprus.
The last time people seeking asylum got marooned in Cyprus , Pope Francis intervened ensuring they were relocated to Italy .
At least half of the refugees went missing after fleeing the demilitarised zone and attempting to file asylum requests in Pournara .
More than 2,000 people made the 100-mile sea crossing from Syria in the first three months this year .
Cypriot officials suspended processing the asylum requests of Syrians .
Nicosia has also pressed Brussels to usher in legislation that would declare parts of war-ravaged Syria safe for repatriation.
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