Pope Leo decries migrants being treated 'worse than house pets' - Reuters

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Pope Leo XIV discussed his opposition to war, the humane treatment of migrants, and the Church's stance on same-sex blessings during a press conference aboard his return flight from Africa.

Pope Leo criticized the global treatment of migrants and refugees, stating they are often considered 'worse than house pets or animals.' He called for humane treatment and urged wealthier nations to support development in poorer countries to reduce forced migration.

Pope Leo condemned the treatment of migrants and refugees, emphasizing their human dignity and calling for humane treatment. He also urged richer nations to assist in developing countries to address the root causes of migration.