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Germany moves to ease the deportation of foreigners who glorify terrorist acts

Germany moves to ease the deportation of foreigners who glorify terrorist acts

  • Under the law, a single comment on social media could provide grounds for kicking people out
  • The Interior Ministry said that the law on residence will be changed so that approving or promoting “a single terrorist crime” is grounds for a “particularly serious interest in expulsion”
By AP ·
Syrian asylum-seeker describes detention as struggle with ‘constant nightmare and insomnia’

Syrian asylum-seeker describes detention as struggle with ‘constant nightmare and insomnia’

By Arab News ·
Afghan ex-colonel facing deportation from UK

Afghan ex-colonel facing deportation from UK

By Arab News ·
British war hero Simon Weston adds his support for Afghan pilot facing deportation

British war hero Simon Weston adds his support for Afghan pilot facing deportation

By Arab News ·
A general view of Hope Hostel which was prepared to host migrants from the UK in Kigali, Rwanda. (File/AFP)

Asylum-seekers win permission to legally challenge British government’s Rwanda policy

By Arab News ·
UK condemns court decision to block Rwanda deportation, will not leave convention

UK condemns court decision to block Rwanda deportation, will not leave convention

By Reuters ·
UK presses ahead with plan for first migrant deportation flight to Rwanda

UK presses ahead with plan for first migrant deportation flight to Rwanda

By Reuters ·
‘No choice’: The Ukrainians forced to flee to Russia

‘No choice’: The Ukrainians forced to flee to Russia

By AFP ·
Djokovic faces court tiebreaker in Australia deportation battle

Djokovic faces court tiebreaker in Australia deportation battle

By AFP ·
Lebanese held in Greece on hijacking suspicion to fly home

Lebanese held in Greece on hijacking suspicion to fly home

By AP ·
Adrift in Iraq: Deportees from US describe fear and isolation

Adrift in Iraq: Deportees from US describe fear and isolation

By Reuters ·
Germany wants to deport alleged former bin Laden follower

Germany wants to deport alleged former bin Laden follower

By Arab News ·
Thousands of Africans protest Israeli deportation plan

Thousands of Africans protest Israeli deportation plan

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