Growing number of Swedish councils push back on voluntary return migration
Northern Swedish municipality Jokkmokk was the first local authority to say 'no' to collaborating with the government to get more refugees to voluntarily return to their countries of origin. Now, a growing number of Swedish municipalities are doing the same.
Northern Swedish municipality Jokkmokk was the first local authority to say 'no' to collaborating with the government to get more refugees to voluntarily return to their countries of origin. Now, a growing number of Swedish municipalities are doing the same.
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