Tuesday, 10 November 2009
UNHCR accepts three gay Iranian refugees
The United Nations High Commissioner for Refugee in Ankara has accepted three Iranian gay refugees into their resettlement program. This means they will find a new safe home, most likely in Canada which is home to Iranian Railroad for Queer Refugees (IRQR), the Canadian based group which made the announcement.
IRQR supports the many Iranian gay refugees who flee to Turkey.
The three are Ali, 31 years-old, Ahmad, 30 years-old, and Farhad, 25 years-old.
IRQR supports the many Iranian gay refugees who flee to Turkey.
The three are Ali, 31 years-old, Ahmad, 30 years-old, and Farhad, 25 years-old.
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This website was established in January 2008 to help save 19yo gay Iranian Mehdi Kazemi from deportation to execution by the British government. He was saved but many other LGBT asylum seekers face appalling treatment at the hands of the UK government.
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