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News in Brief; Belgium & Netherlands forced deportation flight

01 March 2004

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It is reported that the Netherlands carried out the first forced deportation flight on Tuesday morning (9 March) since the judgments on four former police officers in the case of Semira Adamu on 12 December 2003. This was a joint flight organised in cooperation with the Netherlands and Luxembourg from Melsbroek military airport taking 40 people back to Tirana in Albania (Belga + Free Belgium), see also: Court case on death of Semira Adamu

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