Report: German Plan Could Lead to Deportation of Half a Million Syrians
A Swiss newspaper detailed plans targeting Syrians holding so-called subsidiary protection status, as the anniversary of Bashar al-Assad's fall approaches, according to Deutsche Welle Arabic.
As the second anniversary of the fall of Bashar al-Assad's government approaches, a Swiss newspaper has reported details of a German plan specifically concerning holders of so-called "secondary protection status" among Syrians, according to Deutsche Welle's Arabic service.
DW Arabic reported that the plan could lead to the deportation of half a million Syrians, citing the Swiss newspaper's report.
Sources
- تقرير: خطة ألمانية قد تؤدي لترحيل نصف مليون سوري — Deutsche Welle — Arabic
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