Migrant Tales insight: Thank you Muhammed Shire for tweeting this. The fact that there are so many questions thrown at permanent secretary of the interior ministry, Päivi Nerg, about Monday’s deportation is a good sign. It shows that more and more people in Finland oppose the government’s asylum policies. Don’t be confused by Nerg’s title.
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Day 11 of the Helsinki demonstration by Iraqi asylum seekers: “The solution is asylum in Finland”
Xassan Kaafi Maxamed Xalane is a Somali living in Finland who visited Iraqis at the Helsinki Railway Square where they’ve been demonstrating for 12 days. He was kind enough to allow Migrant Tales to publish an interview with one of the demonstrators.
Read on »في اليوم 11 من مظاهرة هلسنكي طالبي اللجوء العراقيين: “الحل هو اللجوء في فنلندا
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Is Somalia a “safe” country and do asylum seekers want to die in vain?
In light of the assessment published by the Finnish Immigration Service (Migri) in May, where it claims that countries like Iraq, Afghanistan, and Somalia are “safe” to return asylum seekers we strongly challenge such a claim. I challenge Migri’s assessment because it is political and has little to do with reality.
Read on »Finland also locks up asylum seeker children
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- A child in the Joutseno Immigration Removal Center.
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