duda kristen tega perkosa anak tirinya sampai mati

by shellameliala Fri 17 Aug 2012, 1:05 pm

NEW DELHI, INDIA (BosNewsLife)– An Afghan Christian
widow and three of her daughters faced possible deportation from India
to their homeland Friday, January 20, despite concerns they may be
killed or jailed for “apostasy”, after a UN agency reportedly refused to
grant them refugee status.

The Christians, whose names were not disclosed for security reasons,
received a deportation notice from the Indian Ministry of Home Affairs
after their first application for asylum was rejected by the United
Nations High Commission for Refugees (UNHCR) in October 2009, according
to rights activists. .

The mother and her three daughters reapplied for the status in July
2011 along with a child of a fourth, widowed daughter. “However only the
widowed daughter and grandchild were accepted…The others are no longer
permitted to correspond with the UNHCR office and are currently living
in India as illegal immigrants,” explained Christian rights group
International Christian Concern (ICC). .

“All members of the family left Afghanistan for the same reason, all
of them are Christians, and all are facing the same kind of problem,”
added Obaid S. Christ, a pastor and leader of the Afghan Christian
community in New Delhi, in published remarks.

“If two members of the same family are recognized as refugees and
four others are denied, there is definitely something wrong with the
UNHCR judgment system. We believe that the UNHCR office blindly closed
their application without making any inquiry, investigation, or
considering the new facts and real danger that these women are facing
back in their home country,” Pastor Christ said.

by s4n7i Fri 17 Aug 2012, 1:29 pm

shellameliala wrote:NEW DELHI, INDIA (BosNewsLife)– An Afghan Christian
widow and three of her daughters faced possible deportation from India
to their homeland Friday, January 20, despite concerns they may be
killed or jailed for “apostasy”, after a UN agency reportedly refused to
grant them refugee status.

The Christians, whose names were not disclosed for security reasons,
received a deportation notice from the Indian Ministry of Home Affairs
after their first application for asylum was rejected by the United
Nations High Commission for Refugees (UNHCR) in October 2009, according
to rights activists. .

The mother and her three daughters reapplied for the status in July
2011 along with a child of a fourth, widowed daughter. “However only the
widowed daughter and grandchild were accepted…The others are no longer
permitted to correspond with the UNHCR office and are currently living
in India as illegal immigrants,” explained Christian rights group
International Christian Concern (ICC). .

“All members of the family left Afghanistan for the same reason, all
of them are Christians, and all are facing the same kind of problem,”
added Obaid S. Christ, a pastor and leader of the Afghan Christian
community in New Delhi, in published remarks.

“If two members of the same family are recognized as refugees and
four others are denied, there is definitely something wrong with the
UNHCR judgment system. We believe that the UNHCR office blindly closed
their application without making any inquiry, investigation, or
considering the new facts and real danger that these women are facing
back in their home country,” Pastor Christ said.

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