Fear of expulsion upends Russian asylum seekers in Europe
They published‘It Still Causes Severe Stress’: Fear of Expulsion Upends Life for Some Russian Asylum Seekers in Europe
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- Finnish authorities nearly deported Nikita Belov and his mother Olga before a court intervened.
- EU nations deported over 10,000 Russians in 2025 according to EU data.
- Experts link rising anti-immigration sentiment to more rejected asylum cases.
- Germany’s total protection rate for Russian asylum seekers fell from 11.5% (2022) to 5.1% (2025).
- Advocates warn vulnerable Russians face slipping through cracks despite seeking safety.
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topics: Politics, Economy · language: eng
topics: Politics, Economy · language: eng
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