Wed, 08 Oct 2003
Kaplan Case: Is Germany Able to Deal with Radical Asylum Seekers?
JN - Recklinghausen. Germany makes another attempt to get rid of the self-proclaimed "Kalif of Cologne". Up to now, Turkish radical Islamist leader Metin Kaplan, convicted on appeal for murder and released from prison after having served a four year sentence, has successfully challenged every attempt by German officials to expel him. Although his immigration status as a legal asylum-seeker has been revoked, German courts continue to prevent Kaplan's deportation.
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JN - Recklinghausen. Germany makes another attempt to get rid of the self-proclaimed "Kalif of Cologne". Up to now, Turkish radical Islamist leader Metin Kaplan, convicted on appeal for murder and released from prison after having served a four year sentence, has successfully challenged every attempt by German officials to expel him. Although his immigration status as a legal asylum-seeker has been revoked, German courts continue to prevent Kaplan's deportation.
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