Dahireeto Posted April 18, 2018 An asylum seeker from Norway, who was stripped of citizenship in that country, will be deported from Iceland. Mahad Abib Mahamud, who arrived in Norway in 2000 at the age of 14, was stripped of his citizenship last year because Norwegian authorities believe he lied about his actual country of origin; Mahad says he is from Somalia, while Norway contends he is from Djibouti. Working as a bioengineer at a hospital in Ullevål, he lost his job in the wake of the ruling, and headed for Canada, but sought asylum in Iceland. RÚV now reports that his case has been rejected, and he will be deported to Norway. Amongst the reasons for the ruling cited by the Immigration Appeals Board is the Dublin Regulation, a European law that gives signatory nations the power to deport asylum seekers back to their previous point of departure. The board also said that his case to get his Norwegian citizenship back is currently on the docket in Norwegian courts, despite previous reporting that Norway’s High Court already ruled in favour of the government’s decision. No official date has been set for his deportation to Norway Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Mooge Posted April 19, 2018 he should go back to beautiful Djibouti niyoow and help develop his country. why is he begging cadaans and suffering all this humiliation niyoow if he educated. Djibouti needs him niyoow there is so much going on in his own country. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
maakhiri1 Posted April 19, 2018 waw, these becoming norm, if it was US, they would not care as long as he is contributing to the country. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
