Syrians Are Stripped of Refugee Protection in Denmark: Now You Are Telling Us to Go

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Denmark, which has some of the West’s toughest immigration policies, has determined that parts of Syria are safe and revoked refugees’ residency status
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Wall Street Journal
Article date: 
20 April 2021
Article category: 
National News
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international
Europe
immigration
refugee
islam
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... But since Denmark cut off formal diplomatic relations with Syria near the start of the civil war a decade ago, it is unable to deport Syrians. Instead it is placing those who no longer have legal status in removal camps, a policy that aid groups say is aimed at pressuring Syrians to voluntarily to return to Syria...

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