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Archived reference: “Eritrean asylum-seekers facing trial before Daraw misdemeanours court, north of Aswan, 13 April 2008. A girl’s dress left on the barbed wire fence marking the border between Egypt and Israel”

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Prison, detention and disappearance · Refuge, migration and trafficking · Rights, freedoms and civic action

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  • ERITREA ELIGIBILITY GUIDELINES

    Same topic: asylum seekers (automatic rule; not human reviewed)

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    © Yonathan Weitzman/BluePress EGYPT DEADLY JOURNEYS THROUGH THE DESERT Sub-Saharan African refugees, asylum-seekers and migrants in Egypt are being killed, imprisoned and forcibly returned to countries where they are at risk of serious human rights violations. Twenty-five people have been shot and killed trying to cross the Egyptian border into Israel since mid-2007 and more than 1,300 civilians h

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    UNHCR ELIGIBILITY GUIDELINES FOR ASSESSING THE INTERNATIONAL PROTECTION NEEDS OF ASYLUM-SEEKERS FROM ERITREA United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) April 2009 NOTE UNHCR Eligibility Guidelines are issued by the Office to assist decision-makers, including UNHCR staff, Governments and private practitioners, in assessing the int

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  • Eritrean Refugees in Libya Facing Torture / Forcible Return to their Homeland

    Same topic: asylum seekers (automatic rule; not human reviewed)

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    © Yonathan Weitzman/BluePress EGYPT DEADLY JOURNEYS THROUGH THE DESERT Sub-Saharan African refugees, asylum-seekers and migrants in Egypt are being killed, imprisoned and forcibly returned to countries where they are at risk of serious human rights violations. Twenty-five people have been shot and killed trying to cross the Egyptian border into Israel since mid-2007 and more than 1,300 civilians h

    Original SHA-256: 5ba7eda29ae7eec6a5c37a3b58830113b295989bb41abb99e5f21aaeb785ac78

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    According to an AI briefing of April 2005, Libya has failed to recognize the ‘presence of refugees and asylum seekers’ in its country, nor does it allow the UNHCR to ‘operate its proper protection mandate.’ By the end of 2003, there were 12 000 refugees in Libya, as estimated by the UNHCR.

    Original SHA-256: 5d4f4e973e9a209e7eb6e82f653c3d274e0d972204aa32aa0e5e55e0bda2e305

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Alternate titles: untitled · Archived reference: “Eritrean asylum-seekers facing trial before Daraw misdemeanours court, north of Aswan, 13 April 2008. A girl’s dress left on the barbed wire fence marking the border between Egypt and Israel”

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