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UK Accused of Mass Rejection of Asylum Claims by Former Afghan Soldiers – KabulNow
A group of former Afghan soldiers who served alongside British forces have accused the United Kingdom of collectively and unfairly rejecting their asylum applications under a relocation program meant to protect Afghan allies. The post UK Accused of Mass Rejection of Asylum Claims by Former Afghan Soldiers appeared first on KabulNow.
A group of former Afghan soldiers who served with British forces in Afghanistan say their asylum applications in the UK have been "collectively and arbitrarily rejected". The individuals said in a statement to the media today (Friday, August 7) that they had applied for asylum in order to save their lives and those of their families, under the Afghan Relocation and Assistance Policy (ARAP) program, but their applications were "collectively rejec…
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