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An open letter To the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (A Report on the Status of Iranian asylum seekers and Refugees in Turkey

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Ziba Gharibshi
7 years ago

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Alis
7 years ago

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Parisa
7 years ago

من ی زن تنهام که با دختر ۸ ساله ام دو سال و نیم در ترکیه پناهنده شده ام تو رو خدا به بچه بی پناهم رحم کنید و پرونده ما رو رسیدگی نمایید من هیچ چیز برای از دست دادن ندارم فقط بخاطر دخترم و جون جفتمون ترکیه پناهنده شدم به ما رحم کنید

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jila
7 years ago

please help to refuge

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Farzad
7 years ago

خدا به دادمون برسه فقط از این کشور نجات پیدا کنیم

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Leila Azimi
7 years ago

Leila Azimi from Turkey

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Hassanali Ranjbar
7 years ago

United kingdom

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Mahboub
7 years ago

We want to save Iranian Refugees in TR ‎ Thanks

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Roghi Ali
7 years ago

Help to Refugee and Asylum_seeker in Turkiye.

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Hadi
7 years ago

To the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees On September 10, 2018, the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) in Turkey, publishing an official statement on its website which was also posted on the Facebook page of the Commissioner, announced that effective from that date the Commissioner would not process the cases of the asylum seekers in Turkey, and the activities regarding the refugees would be officially handed over to the Turkish Immigration Office, and the UNHCR would only have a supervisory role over the process. Following the release of the statement, immigration lawyers and asylum affairs activists made comments to the effect that the Commissioner’s statement was likely to act as a prelude to the termination of its office’s activities in Turkey and the removal of its support from Iranian refugees. But since the UNHCR had declared in its statement that it would only stop the registration process while maintaining its supportive role, the hope remained among the refugees that this would only apply to the refugees who would enter the Turkish soil from that date onward, and those who had been previously registered by the UNHCR in Turkey would not be affected. However, after a few months the catastrophic nature of the statement became clearer when the UNHCR stopped all its obligations to the Iranian refugees and delegated all its affairs to the Immigration Office of Turkey. What this specifically means is that the UNHCR handed over all the refugee cases to the Immigration Office, and, effectively, from that date onwards, the Immigration Office was mandated to ascertain who is and who is not eligible for asylum and international protection. But the tragedy did not end there. The Immigration Office then contacted a large number of asylum seekers and refugees in different cities of Turkey, asking them to go to their offices at the dates indicated for interviews. Surprisingly, many of these people had already been interviewed and

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tahmineh
7 years ago

help my family

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mehdi zare
7 years ago

please accelerate the resettlement procces of iranian refugees

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jakob
7 years ago

Help the Iranian refugees

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Masoudmousavi
7 years ago

Oky

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Lili
7 years ago

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نیر جاوید
7 years ago

لطفا به وضعیت ما رسیدگی کنید. آخه پس سازمان حقوق بشر کجاست؟ چرا کار ما پناهنده ها باید بیافته دست پلیس ترکیه که خودش ناقض حقوق بشره؟ ما به سازمان ملل پناه آوردیم نه کشور ترکیه. ازتون درخواست عاجزانه دارم به وضعیت ما رسیدگی کنید.

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Parnia
7 years ago

توجه و روند سریع پناهندگان ترکیه پناهندگان فراموش شده ایم ما

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Aidin
7 years ago

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Shahin parvardeh
7 years ago

Iranian refugees

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Hoda Bazrafshan
7 years ago

Iranian refugees