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Africa: Israel Accused of Forcing Thousands of Asylum Seekers to Return Home
VOA, 9 September 2014
An international human rights group has accused the Israeli government of coercing thousands of African asylum seekers to return home where, Human Rights Watch claims, they could… Read more »
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Africa: Sudanese, Eritreans Seeking Protection Faced With Indefinite Detention in Israel
HRW, 9 September 2014
Israeli authorities have unlawfully coerced almost 7,000 Eritrean and Sudanese nationals into returning to their home countries where they risk serious abuse, Human Rights Watch… Read more »
Eritreans, Sudanese 'Coerced' Out of Israel
Israeli authorities have unlawfully coerced almost 7,000 Eritrean and Sudanese nationals into returning to their home countries where they risk serious abuse, according to a Human Rights Watch report.
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8 September 2014
Thousands of Eritreans and Sudanese Coerced to Leave Israel
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- Human Rights Watch
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- Human Rights Watch
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Israeli authorities have unlawfully coerced almost 7,000 Eritrean and Sudanese nationals into returning to their home countries where they risk ... see more »
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8 September 2014
"Make Their Lives Miserable" - Coercion of Asylum Seekers to Leave Israel
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- Human Rights Watch
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- Human Rights Watch
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Israeli authorities have unlawfully coerced almost 7,000 Eritrean and Sudanese nationals into returning to their home countries where they risk ... see more »
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African migrants continue their protest outside the Israeli parliament to oppose a new law that allows the indefinite detention of those without valid visas. Read more »
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The Israeli government has increased its grant to Africans who accept to return to their countries 'voluntarily', however, the alternative to accepting such departure can be ... Read more »
Protests by African asylum seekers in Israel are growing, in the face of increasingly tough policies by the Israelis (file photo).
