Refugee status
Date: 3.8.19
Source: Times of Israel
A Sudanese-born model who grew up in Israel says she is under threat of deportation, despite representing some of Israel’s largest fashion companies. |
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Date: 27.5.18
Source: The times of Israel, Melanie Lidman
Israel notified the High Court of Justice on Sunday that it will grant humanitarian status to 300 Sudanese refugees from the Nuba Mountains, Blue Nile, and Darfur regions of Sudan. |
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Date: 26.3.18
Source: Haaretz, Lee Yaron
Hundreds of asylum seekers from the Nuba Mountains of Sudan who suffered genocidal attacks are to be given the same legal status as people from Darfur, which may shield them from expulsion, the state has told the H |
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Date: 27.2.18
Source: haaretz, Ilan Lior
The state intends to appeal an immigration panel’s decision that desertion from the Eritrean army is grounds for receiving refugee status, political sources told Haaretz. |
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Date: 16.2.18
Source: Ynet, Amir Alon
A Jerusalem appellate tribunal dealing with immigration published a precedential verdict Thursday that may affect the manner in which asylum requests submitted by thousands of Eritrean nationals currently in Israel are inspected, thereby stalling the plan to deport migrants to Rwanda st |
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Date: 9.1.18
Source: Current affairs, Brianna Rennix
For the past few weeks, Israel has been popping in and out of international headlines, thanks to the fallout from Trump’s announcement that the United States will be moving its embassy to Jerusalem. |
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Date: 8.1.18
Source: Haaretz, Ilan lior
A Tel Aviv appeals tribunal castigated the Population, Immigration and Border Authoritys difficulties in accepting new requests for asylum, ruling re |
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Date: 30.10.17
Source: Jerusalem Post, Sheldon Gellar
It looks like our government is very eager to treat the 40,000 African asylum seekers left in Israel as human toxic waste to be dumped in African countries led by rulers willing to be paid off to accept them.
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Date: 29.6.17
Source: Haaretz, Ilan Lior
The Interior Ministry admitted on Wednesday that it is delaying its response to asylum requests from Eritrean and Sudanese nationals in the hopes that the Supreme Court will allow it to deport them to Uganda and Rwanda, thereby obviating the need to decide whether they are entitled to |
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Date: 11.5.17
Source: +972, Monim Haroon
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