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Syrian Care Workers Humiliate Swedish Elderly: Judge Refuses Deportation

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Two former home care workers of Syrian origin have been convicted in Örebro, Sweden, for filming and humiliating elderly people entrusted to their care. The individuals in question are Ghazi Jamal Eddin and Mohammad Kher Alhasan. The case has sparked outrage in Sweden because vulnerable elderly people were filmed and verbally abused in their own homes. Nevertheless, the court ruled that Eddin cannot be deported, reports Expressen.
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Two former home care workers of Syrian origin have been convicted in Örebro, Sweden, for filming and humiliating elderly people entrusted to their care. The individuals in question are Ghazi Jamal Eddin and Mohammad Kher Alhasan. The case has sparked outrage in Sweden because vulnerable elderly people were filmed and verbally abused in their own homes. Nevertheless, the court ruled that Eddin cannot be deported, reports Expressen.

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nieuwrechts.nl broke the news on Sunday, July 12, 2026.
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