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Tag: deportation
January 6-18: Bittersweet days of despair and hope in the lives of four detained Iraqi asylum seekers in Finland
We have had since January 6 the sad opportunity to witness closely four detentions and two deportations in Finland. There were two bright spots concerning the four asylum seekers: KM was released on Thursday last week and the deporation of another one, called SH, was halted . Even so, “Ali,” or AM, together with a 23-year-old Iraqi…
Iraqi asylum seeker apprehended by the police service on January 6 expects to be released soon from detention
SH, who was apprehended by the police on January 6 together with KM, another Iraqi asylum seeker freed Thursday, is still being held at the Metsälä detention camp. SH is being held together with AM, another Iraqi asylum.
Iraqi asylum seeker KM who was set to be deported on Monday was released today
KM, one of three Iraqi asylum seekers that Finland planned to deport Monday with SH and AM, was released today after the district supreme court decided to review his case.
As deportations start to pick up in Finland since the beginning of the year so has fear among Iraqi and other asylum seekers
The news of the detention on Friday and deportation order on Sunday of two Iraqi asylum seekers, KM and SH, came to a shock to many asylum seekers in Finland. We suspect at Migrant Tales that deporting more people to Iraq this year is a ploy used by the Finnish Immigration Service and Prime Minister Juha Sipilä’s government to instill fear among asylum seekers.
Two Iraqi asylum seekers get deportation order from judge and will be flown to Iraq “in two weeks”
A judge in the city of Turku has decided that Iraqi asylum seeker KM will be deported “in two weeks” from Finland. KM told Migrant Tales that he didn’t know about the fate of his friend, SH, who was detained by police on Friday.
Judge to decide Sunday whether two Iraqi asylum seekers will be forcibly deported
KM, the Iraqi asylum seeker that has been detained by the police in Turku, will see a judge today that will decide whether to deport him and his friend, SH, forcibly back to Iraq.
Why do the Finnish police deport Iraqi asylum seekers if there is no repatriation agreement with Baghdad?
In early December, National Police Board Chief Superintendent Mia Poutanen was quoted as saying in YLE News it is “a false notion” that Finland needs a repatriation agreement with a country like Iraq to deport somebody. Migrant Tales got in touch with an Iraqi asylum seeker who is being detained and risks deportation.
(Migrants’ Rights Network) Workplace immigration checks and raids: What needs to be done
The cooperation of the management of Byron Hamburger’s with Home Office immigration enforcement officers in a sting operation earlier in the summer symbolises everything that can go wrong for migrant workers when employment law and immigration policy merge.
Migrants’ Rights Network: Brexit and potential human rights implications
A small majority of UK voters said that the UK should leave the EU in the referendum on 23 June. UKREN’s Alan Anstead looks at some of the main human rights implications of the UK government invoking article 50 of the Lisbon Treaty and starting the countdown to leaving the EU.