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The alleged Islamist Sami A. failed with his asylum procedure before the North Rhine-Westphalian Higher Administrative Court in Münster.
The alleged Islamist Sami A. failed with his asylum procedure before the North Rhine-Westphalian Higher Administrative Court in Münster.
The court did not allow the Tunisian to appeal against a judgment of the administrative court in Gelsenkirchen. The administrative court lifted his ban on deportation for A. in January 2019 because there was no longer any risk of torture for him in his home country.
The decision of the Higher Administrative Court is final. A., who was classified by the German authorities as an Islamist threat and who allegedly was the bodyguard of the former Al Qaeda boss Osama bin Laden, was illegally deported to Tunisia in the summer of 2018.
Shortly before, the administrative court had imposed a ban on deportation because A. was threatened with torture in his home country. The court changed its mind following diplomatic assurance from the Tunisian embassy.
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