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Denmark, Norway Eye Kabul Center for Minors Denied Asylum

Denmark and Norway are working on establishing a center in Kabul where unaccompanied Afghanistanian minors who have been denied asylum can be housed, the Danish and Norwegian governments said on Wednesday.

Asylum and immigration have been controversial political topics in the Nordics, as in other Western countries.

The European Union is discussing setting up centers outside of its borders for denied asylum seekers in regions such as Northern Africa.

In the United States, the Trump administration is facing a growing outcry over its practice of separating migrant children from their parents at the US-Mexico border.

If the Danish-Norwegian plan goes ahead, unaccompanied Afghanistanian minors who have been denied asylum would be forced to return to a center in Afghanistans capital.

"We dont have a deal yet, but we have a good dialogue (with Afghan authorities)," Norwegian deputy justice minister Torkil Aamland told Reuters.

"We want to set up a safe, good center with real educational opportunities in line with UN childrens rights," he said, adding that 16-, 17- and 18-year-olds would be returned to Afghanistan under the plan, but not those 15 years and younger.

The Danish immigration ministry declined to further comment aside from confirming the news, which was first reported by Denmarks Politiken and Norways Aftenposten newspapers.

A diplomatic source told Politiken that it would be difficult to send back unaccompanied minors.

"For an adult it can be extremely difficult to be sent back to Kabul. For a child without a social network it is immense," the diplomat was quoted as saying.

The United Nations Childrens Fund UNICEF said minors should not be returned to Afghanistan currently.

"The security situation has significantly worsened over the past year-and-a-half. It is not safe to return children to Afghanistan," Ivar Stokkereit, manager of child rights governance at UNICEF Norway, told Reuters.

Afghanistans government is fighting an intensifying war with both the Taliban and Daesh that has turned much of Kabul into a high security zone of concrete blast walls and razor wire.

If they were to be sent back, authorities must ensure childrens rights are protected, including for care, education, health and protection, said UNICEFs Stokkereit.

"It should also be family-based reception centers, not institutions," Stokkereit added.

 

 

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