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Swiss court outlaws Eritrean “letter of regret” imposed by the regime
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Swiss court outlaws Eritrean “letter of regret” imposed by the regime
The Federal Court (Swiss Federal High Court in Lausanne) has ruled that the requirement imposed by the Eritrean consulate to sign a letter of regret in order to obtain the identity documents necessary for the granting of a residence permit on grounds of hardship is illegal. The OSAR (Swiss Organisation to Assist Refugees) and all other NGOs in Switzerland have long recommended that the SEM stop requiring travel documents to be obtained through t…
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