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Deportation of Syrian immigrants to Denmark

20Oct

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Denmark, Middle East, Syria

Deportation of Syrian immigrants to Denmark

Karen Alves Andersson & Laura Rana Rossi Denmark and its anti-immigration policy, that seeks “to be a country without parallel societies and without ghettos by 2030”, has been criticized by human rights organizations and by the UN itself for its harsh policies on refugees and xenophobia when dealing with immigrants in the country., mainly with Muslims. Although Denmark is known as a country that offers its people basic principles of a well-developed and progressive society - how low social inequality, safety, quality education and health, these are speeches coming from the government itself that say they are determined to reach the “zero refugees” mark and will be a population “limited to westerners”. These are the lines of u....

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