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BLACK BOOK OF NORWEGIAN ASYLUM POLICY - POCKET

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A rare glimpse into a shocking reality.

• People forced to be sent back to torture.
• Asylum Children exposed to systematic, state discrimination.
• Asylum seekers in Norway can no longer expect a treatment in line with UN standards. Rune Berglund Steen has over ten years working with refugees' fate in Norway. This is his blistering settlement with an inhuman Norwegian politics. It gets to hear the voice of asylum seekers. A rare glimpse into a shocking reality. Black Book of Norwegian asylum policy is a corrective to half-truths, untruths and political inept that characterizes the public asylum debate.

Big Demonstration in Stavanger November 15/2013

    We believe all people of Ethiopia must join together to stop the serious international human rights law violations which are endangering the very survival of the people of Ethiopia which thousands

EPRDF/TPLF brutal regime must be removed!!!

    Ethiopia is on the threshold of ushering in a new era of lasting democratic dispensation and building a compassionate and tolerant multi-cultural society under the supremacy of law.

Enough human right abusing and Genocide in Ethiopian

  The East African Human Rights Coalition gives its full support to the upcoming March to Stop Genocide and Dictatorship in Ethiopia. This event is scheduled to take place Sunday, September 15th, 2013.

Think several Christian asylum seekers will stay

The new government will examine the religious asylum seekers' right to asylum in Norway. NOAS think it means that more people will stay - in the long term.

There's no tomorrow, but over time I think more Christians asylum seekers can stay, says adviser Jon Ole Martinsen NOAS Norwegian Organization for Asylum Seekers.

UDI director writes about migration.

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Six myths about returning

9 October 2013· By Frode forfang | in Asylum seekers , Return , Immigration Management | Tagged asylum seekers , return , return agreement | Leave a comment

The pending before many misconceptions about what it takes to return foreign nationals staying illegally in Norway. Returning is one of the most demanding challenges of immigration, not only in Norway, but in all European countries. There are no easy solutions. Here I review the six common myths about returning. Myth 1: Many foreigners are [...]