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Frederik |
...but only until theyd turn 18. Then - and someone working at the ASC told me that this was almost inevitable - theyd be sent back to Angola. Imagine: 2-3 years of relative stability in a wealthy country, and then its back again for them to a country devastated by war and without employment whatsoever. Its almost more cruel that way, isnt it? first let them enjoy life and education for a short while, and then send them back to where they came from.
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I dont really have an answer to this. Personally Id love to have them stay, and I find this Send them back when theyre 18-policy disgusting. But I also realise that theres no funding or work available to accept everyone. I guess we just have to try and get the world to a stage where no-ones forced to leave his/her country in the first place. A long-term Utopia, perhaps, but I cant think of anything better right now.
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