Denmark: No forced returns to ‘volatile’ situation in Somalia

Headline Title: Denmark: No forced returns to ‘volatile’ situation in Somalia 15 May 2013 Forcibly returning people to a volatile security situation in Somalia would violate international law, Amnesty International said as the Danish Refugee Board is due to consider returning five Somali asylum seekers.The Danish hearings on Thursday and Friday come after at least two other European states – Norway and the Netherlands – have already ended suspensions on forcibly returning people to the Somali capital Mogadishu. The Dutch and Norwegian decisions – in December 2012 and February 2013,…

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