Several thousand Eritreans risk losing residency in Norway<\/p>\n
Thousands of Eritreans who have been granted asylum in Norway, are in danger of losing your residence permit. – Make Eritrea that they have promised to Norway, will stay the foundation for many Eritreans lapse, says State Secretary in the Ministry of Justice J\u00f8ran Kallemyr NRK.<\/p>\n Several thousand Eritreans risk losing residency in Norway. In our he planned to travel to Eritrea and meet the country’s authorities. Objective: Get to a return appointment for Eritrean refugees.<\/p>\n – The Eritrean foreign minister endorses nor denies forced return of Eritreans from Norway, says Kallemyr.<\/p>\n Sleeper section<\/p>\n Prolonged national service for several years is the main reason that most Eritreans in Norway have been granted asylum. Eritrean authorities have promised that this service will now be down to 18 months. I mean the Norwegian government that stays basis lapses.<\/p>\n – The prerequisite for a return appointment is that national service is not more than 18 months, says Kallemyr.<\/p>\n To achieve this, the conservative government dusted off section 37 of the Immigration Act – a dormant clause that are not heavily used until now. It says that the issue of protection be reprocessed before final residence permit is granted. For example, if conditions in the country change, the basis for asylum in Norway lapse.<\/p>\n For example, refugees who come to Norway because of civil war in their homeland lose the residence permit if the war ends. This deadline has now been valid for three years after the first temporary residence permit. Solberg government will expand this limit to five years, and this proposal is now out for consultation.<\/p>\n Large refugee group<\/p>\n The last five years have more than 7,000 Eritreans received asylum in Norway. Eritreans are by far the largest refugee group who have been granted asylum in Norway in recent years.<\/p>\n – Those who come to Norway to seek asylum, shall not continue to stay when the reason why they applied for asylum has lapsed before they have received permanent residence permit, said Justice Minister Anders Anundsen in April this year.<\/p>\n The government, however, requires evidence that Eritrean authorities keep promises of humane treatment of repatriated nationals, and would like to submit observers who can investigate the circumstances surrounding the country’s national service.<\/p>\n – At Eritreans not meet reprisals upon return we must also be confident, says Kallemyr.<\/p>\n Also Denmark, UK and the Netherlands are now about to consider a change of Eritrea policy on the basis of new signals from Eritrea.<\/p>\n The question is what the government’s support parties say the idea. KrF is very critical.<\/p>\n -We Do not quite understand how this can be done with the regime we are dealing with in Eritrea. It is a regime that is known to dictatorship, no free media and that has created a huge chaos. So it is highly unlikely that we can be part of this. It says Christian Democrat immigration policy spokesman Geir Toskedal<\/p>\n Flere tusen eritreere risikerer \u00e5 miste opphold i Norge<\/p>\n Mange tusen eritreerne som har f\u00e5tt asyl i Norge, st\u00e5r i fare for \u00e5 miste oppholdstillatelsen. \u2013 Gj\u00f8r Eritrea det de har lovet overfor Norge, vil oppholdsgrunnlaget til sv\u00e6rt mange eritreere falle bort, sier statssekret\u00e6r i Justisdepartementet J\u00f8ran Kallmyr til NRK.<\/p>\n Flere tusen eritreere risikerer \u00e5 miste opphold i Norge.<\/p>\n St\u00e5r i fare for \u00e5 miste oppholdstillatelsen<\/p>\n 02:55 Journalist<\/p>\n Tormod Strand<\/p>\n @tormodstrand<\/p>\n Mer om Eritrea<\/p>\n Oppdatert 13.05.2015, kl. 21:03<\/p>\n \u2013 Vi har f\u00e5tt l\u00f8fter av den eritreiske utenriksministeren. Hvis vi ser at l\u00f8ftet blir holdt, vil oppholdsgrunnlaget til sv\u00e6rt mange eritreere i Norge bli vurdert p\u00e5 nytt, sier statssekret\u00e6r i Justisdepartementet, J\u00f8ran Kallmyr (Frp), til NRK.<\/p>\n I v\u00e5r skal han etter planen reise til Eritrea og m\u00f8te landets myndigheter. M\u00e5l: F\u00e5 til en returavtale for eritreiske flyktninger.<\/p>\n \u2013 Den eritreiske utenriksministeren stiller seg heller ikke avvisende til tvangsretur av eritreere fra Norge, sier Kallmyr.<\/p>\n Sovende paragraf<\/p>\n Langvarig nasjonaltjeneste i flere \u00e5r er hovedgrunnen til at de fleste eritreerne i Norge har f\u00e5tt asyl. Eritreiske myndigheter har lovet at denne tjenesten n\u00e5 skal ned til 18 m\u00e5neder. Da mener den norske regjeringen at oppholdsgrunnlaget faller bort.<\/p>\n \u2013 Forutsetningen for en returavtale er at nasjonaltjenesten ikke er p\u00e5 mer enn 18 m\u00e5neder, sier Kallmyr.<\/p>\n For \u00e5 f\u00e5 til dette har den borgerlige regjeringen b\u00f8rstet st\u00f8v av paragraf 37 i utlendingsloven \u2013 en sovende paragraf som i liten grad er brukt til n\u00e5. Der st\u00e5r det at sp\u00f8rsm\u00e5let om beskyttelse skal behandles p\u00e5 nytt f\u00f8r endelig oppholdstillatelse gis. Hvis for eksempel forhold i hjemlandet endres, kan grunnlaget for asyl i Norge falle bort.<\/p>\n For eksempel kan flyktninger som kommer til Norge p\u00e5 grunn av borgerkrig i hjemlandet miste oppholdstillatelsen dersom krigen avsluttes. Denne tidsfristen har til n\u00e5 v\u00e6rt gyldig i tre \u00e5r etter f\u00f8rste midlertidige oppholdstillatelse. Solberg-regjeringen vil utvide denne grensen til fem \u00e5r, og dette forslaget er n\u00e5 ute p\u00e5 h\u00f8ring.<\/p>\n Stor flyktninggruppe<\/p>\n De siste fem \u00e5rene har flere enn 7000 eritreere f\u00e5tt asyl i Norge. Eritreere er den desidert st\u00f8rste flyktninggruppen som har f\u00e5tt asyl i Norge de siste \u00e5rene.<\/p>\n \u2013 De som kommer til Norge for \u00e5 s\u00f8ke asyl, skal ikke fortsatt ha opphold n\u00e5r grunnen til at de s\u00f8kte asyl har bortfalt f\u00f8r de har f\u00e5tt permanent oppholdstillatelse, sa justisminister Anders Anundsen i april i \u00e5r.<\/p>\n Regjeringen krever imidlertid dokumentasjon for at eritreiske myndigheter holder l\u00f8ftene om human behandling av hjemsendte statsborgere, og \u00f8nsker \u00e5 sende inn observat\u00f8rer som kan unders\u00f8ke forholdene rundt landets nasjonaltjeneste.<\/p>\n \u2013 At eritreere ikke m\u00f8ter represalier ved retur m\u00e5 vi ogs\u00e5 v\u00e6re sikre p\u00e5, sier Kallmyr.<\/p>\n Ogs\u00e5 Danmark, Storbritannia og Nederland er n\u00e5 i ferd med \u00e5 vurdere en endring av Eritrea-politikken p\u00e5 bakgrunn av nye signaler fra Eritrea.<\/p>\n Sp\u00f8rsm\u00e5let er hva regjeringens st\u00f8ttepartier sier til ideen. KrF er sv\u00e6rt kritisk.<\/p>\n \u2013Vi skj\u00f8nner ikke helt hvordan dette kan la seg gj\u00f8re med det regimet vi har med \u00e5 gj\u00f8re i Eritrea. Det er et regime som er kjent for diktatur, ingen frie medier og som har skapt et s\u00e5 stort kaos. S\u00e5 det skal mye til for at vi kan v\u00e6re med p\u00e5 dette. Det sier KrFs innvandringspolitiske talsmann Geir Toskedal.<\/span><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Several thousand Eritreans risk losing residency in Norway Thousands of Eritreans who have been granted asylum in Norway, are in danger of losing your residence permit. – Make Eritrea that they have promised to Norway, will stay the foundation for many Eritreans lapse, says State Secretary in the Ministry of Justice J\u00f8ran Kallemyr NRK. 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\n– We have received promises of the Eritrean foreign minister. If we see that the promise is kept, will stay the foundation for many Eritreans in Norway be reconsidered, says State Secretary in the Ministry of Justice, J\u00f8ran Kallemyr (FRP), NRK.<\/p>\n
\nTormod Strand<\/p>\n