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Bosnia and Herzegovina: Security Minister Plans to Deport Thousands of People Amid Corona Crisis

Topic
Immigration Borders Deportation COVID-19
Country/Region
Bosnia & Herzegovina

03 May 2020

"On April 23, the security minister of Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) proposed to forcibly deport migrants out of the country in the midst of the Coronavirus outbreak. The initiative follows a decision on April 16 by the Council of Ministers of BiH on the Restriction of Movement and Stay of Foreigners challenged by the Legal Aid Network Vaaa prava BiH."

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