Geneva — They expressed serious concerns over the Dutch Immigration and Naturalisation Service's intention to revoke the refugee status of Jude Kasangaki and Anita Mavita and deport them to Uganda, along with their youngest child, a one-year-old boy, while leaving their other seven children scattered across five foster homes in the Netherlands.
"Deportation of the parents and the youngest child would irrevocably separate the seven children from their parents, disregarding their best interests," the experts said. "The children remaining in the Netherlands might never again see their parents, or their baby brother. Such a move would violate the right to family life and unity as guaranteed by the Convention on the Rights of the Child," they added.
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