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Tue, 1 Dec 09
Duration:
36 mins
Concerns are growing over the UK Government’s attempts to forcibly repatriate Iraqi refugees. Even Iraqi officials say it is too risky for some exiles to return. While in neighbouring Jordan and Syria more than two million refugees would rather live in poverty than risk returning to Iraq. Kate Clark hears why.
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