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The Cypriot government has revoked the asylum status of 95 individuals, primarily due to their involvement in criminal activities, as part of a new, stricter policy towards asylum seekers. This action was taken under the direction of Deputy Migration Minister Nicolas Ioannides, reflecting a change in the government's approach to foreign nationals engaged in illegal acts.
According to reports, of the 95 individuals affected, approximately 80 are Syrian nationals. In addition to revoking these asylum statuses, authorities have rejected more than 2,000 asylum applications from Syrians, further indicating a crackdown on immigration policies. The government aims to implement targeted actions concerning the Syrian families residing in Cyprus, emphasizing the seriousness of the measures being undertaken.
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14 July
The Cypriot government intensified measures against asylum seekers violating the law.
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