Asylum seekers removed to France include potential victims of modern slavery, says report
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A report by Humans For Rights Network (HFRN) reveals that asylum seekers removed to France under the UK's "one in, one out" scheme include potential victims of modern slavery and individuals with severe mental health issues. Interviews conducted with 12 of the 24 people returned to France in mid-October found at least three had relatives in the UK and four claimed to be trafficking victims. The UK-France treaty allows for rapid removals of boat migrants, with an equal number accepted through a new legal route. One Iranian asylum seeker was sent back but returned to the UK within 29 days, now awaiting further investigation into his trafficking claim. Charities warn that poor reception conditions in France may prompt more returnees to attempt coming back to the UK.
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