PARIS (Reuters)-
Christians far outnumber Muslims as migrants around the world, including
in the European Union where debates about immigration usually focus on
new Muslim arrivals, according to a new study issued on Thursday.
Of the world's 214 million
people who have moved from their home country to live in another, about
106 million (49 percent) are Christians while around 60 million (27
percent) are Muslims, the study by the Pew Forum on Religion and Public
Life said.