Syrian refugee households in Denmark have reportedly been fleeing to the Netherlands in an effort to flee the potential for being deported again to Syria, as Copenhagen continues to deem Syria as protected sufficient below the regime of Bashar al-Assad.
In March this yr, the Danish authorities declared that the Syrian capital, Damascus, and the territories below the management of the Assad regime are “protected”, enabling it to revoke the resident permits of a whole bunch of Syrian refugees in Denmark.
This choice implies that Syrian asylum seekers within the nation could possibly be deported if their permits aren’t renewed upon expiration. Reasonably than being immediately deported, although, these Syrians are to be held at deportation centres for an unknown period of time on account of the truth that Copenhagen nonetheless doesn’t have open ties with Damascus.
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The classifying of Syria as protected has resulted within the stripping of residency permits from 94 Syrian refugees inside a single week again in April, with over 1,200 who hail from town, Damascus, reportedly being immediately affected.
Half a yr after Denmark’s ruling, it has been reported that some Syrian refugee households have determined to flee the nation for the Netherlands and Belgium, hoping they’d defend them from the Danish authorities’s insurance policies.
In accordance with the report by the Arabic-language information channel Syria Tv, the households who fled Denmark are to be returned throughout the coming weeks, the place they are going to once more face attainable detention and deportation by Danish authorities.
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