Refworld | Ethiopia: Whether returning unsuccessful refugee applicants ("failed asylum seekers") are at risk of harm if returned/deported to Ethiopia - including information on treatment of returnees/deportees upon arrival at airport, and subsequently

Title	Ethiopia: Whether returning unsuccessful refugee applicants ("failed asylum seekers") are at risk of harm if returned/deported to Ethiopia - including information on treatment of returnees/deportees upon arrival at airport, and subsequently
Publisher	Ireland: Refugee Documentation Centre
Publication Date	25 March 2011
Country	Ethiopia
Topics	Deportation / Forcible return \| Rejected asylum-seekers \| Return conditions \| Returnees
Citation / Document Symbol	Q13621
Cite as	Ireland: Refugee Documentation Centre, Ethiopia: Whether returning unsuccessful refugee applicants ("failed asylum seekers") are at risk of harm if returned/deported to Ethiopia - including information on treatment of returnees/deportees upon arrival at airport, and subsequently, 25 March 2011, Q13621 , available at: https://www.refworld.org/docid/4d92fda62.html [accessed 21 May 2023]
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