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Disturbing Research On Immigration Detention Deportation And In february, border criminologies held an event focused on immigration detention and deportation in sweden and denmark. three speakers shared findings from their research: annika lindberg from the university of bern, prof shahram khosravi from stockholm university and dr vicky canning from the university of bristol. their talks centred around. The 100 page report, “‘i didn’t feel like a human in there’: immigration detention in canada and its impact on mental health,” documents how people in immigration detention, including.

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