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Salwan Momika, who burned the Quran in Stockholm, said he would face persecution if he was deported from Sweden back to Iraq | Photo: Johan Nilsson/TT NYHETSBYRÅN/picture alliance
From file: Rosslare Europort in County Wexford, Ireland, in November 2019, when 16 people were discovered in a sealed trailer on a ship sailing from France | Photo: picture alliance / Niall Carson / PA Wire
From file: Zeynep, a 35-year-old Yazidi woman, is seen standing at the Scharmützel lake in Bad Saarow, around 50 kilometers southeast of Berlin | Photo: private

"My biggest worry is returning to a country where we have experienced more than 74 genocides," says
Shahab Smoqi | Photo: December 2023, Hamburg, Shahab Smoqi
There have been deportation flights from Germany to Iraq | Photo: B. Roessler/picture-alliance
Yazidi woman Bahar Elias with her son and daughters at the Sharya camp in northern Iraq on April 22, 2023, holding photos of family members kidnapped by IS | Photo: Safin Hamid / AFP  
Most people applying under the Opportunity Residence Act are Iraqi nationals | Photo: picture alliance
There are only few instances of people seeking asylum in churches in Germany, with churches reporting only 320 cases across the country in 2022 | Photo: Imago / EPD Heike Lyding
From file: Migrant boats are now much more overcrowded than in past years | Photo: Johan Ben Azzouz / La Voix Du Nord, Boulogne-sur-mer, June 17, 2023
There are 276 are children at the Harmanli refugee reception center – 81 of whom are unaccompanied minors. June 20, 2023. | Photo: Sou-Jie van Brunnersum/InfoMigrants
The Nuijamaa border check point in Lappeenranta, Finland on November 15, 2023 | Photo: picture alliance/dpa/Lehtikuva/Vesa Moilanen
Yazidis in Germany have been protesting outside government buildings against the possible return of those whose asylum claims have been refused | Photo: Paul Zinken / dpa / picture alliance