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News in english 13. maj. 2009 KL. 15.03

Rejected Iraqi asylum-seekers for home

Denmark has reached agreement with Iraq on the forced repatriation of rejected asylum-seekers.

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Denmark and Iraq have signed an agreement permitting the forcible repatriation of rejected Iraqi asylum-seekers to their home country.

All Iraqi asylum-seekers, who have had their requests for asylum denied, can now be sent back to Iraq.

According to DR there were there were 282 rejected Iraqi asylum-seekers by March of this year. According to figures from the Integration Ministry, 252 of these have not wanted to leave Denmark voluntarily.

Edited by Julian Isherwood

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