Swedish Migration Board to Review Iraqi Asylum Cases

(AINA) -- The Swedish Migration Board (Migrationsverket) has admitted that Christian Iraqis, most of them Assyrians, who had been denied asylum may have received erroneous judgments, and has requested help from ten Assyrian churches in assembling case material for Christian Iraqis who had been denied asylum in Sweden.

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Sweden May Have Illegally Deported Iraqi Refugees

Stockholm (AINA) -- Kalle Larsson, member of the Swedish Parliament for the Left Party and Spokesman on migration and refugees, has called for an investigation of Tobias Billström, Swedish Minister of Migration, following allegations that Iraqi refugees were illegally deported to Iraq. The allegations were detailed in a series of reports for Swedish Public Radio's news program Ekot by award winning investigative journalist Nuri Kino and his colleague Susan Ritzén.

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