For First Time in Decade, Israel to Grant Darfurian Asylum Seekers Temporary Status

Attorney notes that 2,300 Darfurians still waiting, calls decision to give status to 200 'cosmetic, arbitrary'

Jun 8, 2017

Israel will grant temporary residency status to 200 people from the Darfur region of Sudan who have submitted requests to be recognized as refugees years ago but have not received a response, Haaretz has learned.

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