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EU: European Asylum Support Office (EASO): Afghanistan: Taliban Strategies - Recruitment

12 July 2012

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"The European Asylum Support Office has published its first country of origin information report. The report focuses on Taliban recruitment strategies in Afghanistan. It has also published a methodology guideline for future similar reports. Country of origin reports represent a crucial tool for the decision-making on asylum applications and their availability enhances harmonisation of asylum procedures in the EU."

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