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Midlands asylum seekers' fleeing death penalty left 'very vulnerable' feelings amid protests - Birmingham Live

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Worcester City Welcomes Refugees charity says summer protests outside Fownes Hotel left asylum seekers fleeing death penalty and persecution feeling 'very vulnerable'

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Midlands asylum seekers' fleeing death penalty left 'very vulnerable' feelings amid protests - Birmingham Live

Worcester City Welcomes Refugees charity says summer protests outside Fownes Hotel left asylum seekers fleeing death penalty and persecution feeling 'very vulnerable'

·Birmingham, United Kingdom
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Birmingham Mail broke the news in Birmingham, United Kingdom on Saturday, November 29, 2025.
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