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Syrian men fleeing conscription talk to InfoMigrants about compulsory military service in their home country. The "Islamic State" has killed hundreds of civilians fleeing war in Mosul and InfoMigrants showcases an exhibition on photographs by refugees. Read more in today's news summary.

Syrian refugees escaping military conscription face uncertain fate upon return: A German court has ruled that Syrian refugees in Germany coming from rebel-held areas will be recognized as refugees. Two Syrian men who escaped conscription in their country talk about their reasons for fleeing and the danger they would face if they were to return. Click here to read more.

'Islamic State' kills hundreds of fleeing civilians in Mosul, says UN: The UN says it has credible reports that "Islamic State" (IS) has killed more than 231 civilians in the Iraqi city of Mosul city since May 26. The UN body is also investigating civilian deaths in anti-IS airstrikes. Click here to read more.

RefugeeCameras project shows realities of migrant crisis in photographic detail: Documenting the refugee crisis authentically requires more than just a good eye. Photographer Kevin McElvaney gave cameras to migrants to take photos of their journeys to Europe. The images are now part of an exhibition. Click here to read more.

Germany grants first visa to protect Chechen gays:  German authorities have approved the first visa for a gay Chechen to take shelter in Germany, following reports that police were torturing gays in the predominantly Muslim republic. Chechen officials denied the claims. Click here  to read more.