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Human rights activists spoke about the deportation from Germany to Russia, who asked for asylum of a resident of Ukraine
Germany tried to deport the open lesbian with Russian citizenship to Russia through Morocco, which lived in Ukraine, and after the start of a full -scale Russian invasion, she requested asylum in Germany. The history of Anna (the name changed) was told by the German human rights organization European Queer Alliance of Postost Community, which helps with the move of LGBT people from the post-Soviet space.
Human rights activists said that Anna lived in Ukraine for 10 years and left for Germany after the outbreak of war in 2022. She did not have the right to defense on the same grounds as the Ukrainians, since she had Russian citizenship, so she requested refugee status. According to Equal, in the last three years, the girl studied her tongue, and she also began relations with Jeanne.
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Recently, the German authorities refused Anna to provide asylum, after which the police came for her at six in the morning and took the airport, the press release said (the right dates of these events did not give human rights activists).
According to Jeanne, in Russia, her girlfriend was facing a persecution because she was an open lesbian and wrote about her relationship in social networks. “She could not return to Ukraine due to Russian citizenship. And in Russia, she would have come to an end to her. She went back and forth for ten years, in her passport a bunch of stamps about crossing the border, ”Jeanne explained.
I am a Russian woman, and my wife - Ukrainian I wanted to stay in Russia, but emigrated the sake of a loved one by a society of 8 minutes of reading
Equal reported that they did not have time to stop the deportation, and the girl was put on a plane in Morocco, since there are no direct flights to Russia. In particular, lawyers tried to challenge the expulsion with the help of a complaint to the European Court of Human Rights. Probably, this refers to the rule of 39 of the RUSSIA regulations , which allows to take urgent measures to stop actions that create a risk to human life and health.
In Morocco, partners of a human rights organization managed to convince the airport employees to stop Anna’s expulsion to Russia. Human rights activists said that they managed to buy Anna a ticket to the third country, and now she is safe.
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