The study called “Integrated, but not accepted?” compared the situations of Muslims who came to Germany, Switzerland, Austria, France and Great Britain before 2010. The study points out though that the origins of Muslims in both Britain and in France are different to Germany. The study revealed other weaknesses in the integration of Muslims in Germany. But despite higher graduation rates in France, Muslims there still encounter above average unemployment rates and fewer full-time job opportunities. He argues that it's difficult to broadly compare Muslims in western Europe because they've emigrated from different countries.

Source: The Local August 24, 2017 14:50 UTC