Deported Cameroonian Asylum Seeker From Slovenia To Be paid €5000

Capital city of Slovenia

The Supreme Court has ruled that Slovenia must allow a Cameroonian asylum seeker who was deported from Slovenia twice to enter the country and request asylum status in what is a landmark decision. The Cameroonian is currently in Bosnia-Herzegovina. The court’s decision is final and no appeals are possible, the daily Dnevnik reported on Saturday.

The Slovenian police, which unlawfully deported the Cameroonian to Croatia twice in 2019, and the Interior Ministry must allow him to return to request international protection, the court decided in a landmark ruling that change “the rules of the game” in processing migrants on the southern border, Dnevnik said.

The Cameroonian is entitled to applying for asylum as he had left his country to flee persecution as a victim of an ethnic conflict

This comes after the Administrative Court sided with an appeal by him in 2020. Apart from ruling that he must be allowed to return to seek asylum, the Administrative Court also decided that Slovenia must pay him compensation of EUR 5,000.

The decision was then appealed by the ministry, which now no longer has the option to do so since the Supreme Court upheld the ruling.

The decision was then appealed by the ministry, which now no longer has the option to do so since the Supreme Court upheld the ruling.

When it comes to the compensation, the Supreme Court has not made any decision but instead urged the Cameroonian to file a separate compensation lawsuit.

The Supreme Court’s ruling was handed down in April. The InfoKolpa civil initiative, which has been providing legal protection for the Cameroonian, has warned that the ministry has not wanted to implement the ruling for the past four months.

In line with the court’s decision, Slovenia should issue a travel permit to the Cameroonian so that he could arrive at the Slovenian border without any legal issues, however the ministry does not want to do this, InfoKolpa said, adding that this could be sorted out the same way it had been sorted out recently in the case of an Afghan who had helped the Slovenian army and his family.

The Cameroonian’s counsel Dino Bauk said that his client “is still trapped in Bosnia-Herzegovina where his basic human rights continue to be violated”.

After he learned of the court’s decision, the Cameroonian is said to have attempted to arrive at the Slovenian border by himself a number of times, but always in vain, according to Dnevnik.

The paper addressed a number of relevant questions to the ministry and police. The police responded by saying that it had been notified of the ruling and it “forwarded information about the implementation of the ruling via a law firm which represented the foreigner”.

Dnevnik reported that Police Commissioner Anton Olaj had said that the Cameroonian may report to any Slovenian border crossing.

Tony Blair And Joe Biden at War Over US Afghanistan Withdrawal

Joe Biden and Tony Blair at war due to US withdrawal from Afghanistan. Images from NshingTv our affiliate channel.

Tony Blair has slammped Joe Biden's to leave Afghanistan " as embecilic". "Do you agree with Tony Blair the Joe Biden is "an embecile on Afghanistan"? Following US President Joe Biden decision to withdraw all US forces from Afghanistan, the Taliban assumed control of the country on Sunday. Mr Biden's "abandonment of Afghanistan " was written about in the daily express by Tony Blair, the former PM who led the UK into the war in Afghanistan.

Mr Biden stated earlier this year that all US personel will be gone by August 31 despite conceeding that the Taliban too over "more swiftly than we anticipated ", Biden has remained unapologetic about his choice to stop the 20 yr conflict. 

He attributed the terrorists' conquest to the Afghan millitary, adding that 'the Afghan force disintegrated sometime without even trying to fight'.

"Americans should not be fighting and dying in a war that the Afghan millitary is unwilling to fight for itself,". Biden continued.

"How many more American lives are we willing to risk?""at Elington national cemetry, how many unending rows are there of headstones"?

Mr Blair wrote in an opend for the express that handing up Afghanistan to the Taliban was"tragic, dangerous, unnecessary not in their interest and not in ours."

"The world was in turmoil 20yrs ago, following the masacre of 3500 people in the New York on September 11...

"We tend to forget , but the earth was rotating on its axis at the time, we feared further attacks, possibly more serious ones.

Who is right? Biden or Blair?

Breaking News(GCE): A Poor Teacher Had To Tell A Parent These Facts After GCE Results

Teaher and pupil on the board.

Same day after the release of GCE results in Cameroon, a dedicated secondary school teacher in Cameroon was faced with depression following what he heard from parent's expression in public.

Here is what he had to say

"See how parents are celebrating. Parents are being congratulated from left to right. Students being kissed from one jaw to another. Parties have started already . 

I hear parents telling their boys:"Daddy you have done it and their girls: My Princess i'm proud of you. My boy or Princess you are very intelligent. You have made your father and mummy proud" No Teacher's name is mentioned. 

The only place where the name of a teacher is mentioned is in the homes of unsuccessful students. Hear them"My Child has failed because teachers in that School don't teach well."Poor teachers. 

Soon thanksgiving Services and special packages will be served to men of God (Pastors) and the poor teachers who spent sleepless nights to prepare these children are left in the cold. Parents this time you are warned. Do the right thing....".

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Ex-US Navy Seals Who killed OSAMA Bin Ladin Had To Say This To Biden

 

Robert O'Neil

The former US Navy SEAL who killed Osama bin Laden says he would 'kill everyone he sees' if he was on a Kabul rescue mission to save stranded Americans there. 

'Give me nine guys. I'm gonna walk through the streets and I'm gonna kill everyone I see, and I'm gonna grab the Americans. It is not difficult,' he said. 'But we have these people who are in charge that are a disgrace.

I am amazed that there haven't been at least 30 generals and admirals that haven't resigned or been fired today. We wont because we have commander-in -chief that was put there through whatever happened  at 4 in the morning  on election night. He added "This is nonsense. Its insulting. 

O'Neill was the Navy SEAL who shot bin Laden three times in the head during a top-secret May 2011 raid on his hideout in Abbottabad, Pakistan.

The veteran, who had served in the Navy since 1995, was reportedly forced from the team soon after the raid for allegedly openly bragging in bars about being the man who fired the fatal shots.

During his appearance O'Neill also told Cain that Americans 'should feel gross' about how the US has dealt with the Taliban.

'Everyone veteran Marine, airman and Navy Seal, Coastguards, everyone I've talked to today, all they tell me is they feel gross,' O'Neill continued. 'And that's how you should feel. You should feel gross. We don't ask the Taliban's permission. You know what we do? We kick their ass, that's it,' he said.

O'Neill also took a shot at military higher ups who have criticized him on Twitter, where he has been railing against the Biden administration for days.

'Hey everyone: watch as these politicians and 'generals' come at me,' he tweeted on Sunday. 'They are all completely worthless. They are why we lost.' 

Afghanistan fell to the Taliban within 11 days, rather than the 30-90 days US intelligence analysts predicted, undoing two decades worth of gains made by US troops stationed in the country in the wake of 9/11. 

The extremist fighters made strong advances across the country over the weekend before seizing the capital Kabul Sunday, causing US officials to accelerate the evacuation of US embassy personnel, citizens and Afghan nationals out of the nation.

Biden took a defiant stance in an address to the nation Monday afternoon where he admitted the collapse of the Afghan government was quicker than the US anticipated but insisted he stands behind his decision to withdraw troops. 

Biden revealed US forces may stay beyond his deadline of Aug. 31 as he tries to accelerate the operation to rescue Americans after days of chaos and crushes at Kabul airport.

He said that U.S. forces had expanded the perimeter around the airport amid fears terrorists may seek to exploit the operation by attacking Americans or Afghan civilians.

But things were moving in the right direction with some 33,000 people brought to safety, he said.

'Let me be clear - the evacuation of thousands of people from Kabul is going to be hard and painful,' Biden said during a speech at the White House.

'No matter when it started, when we began, it would have been true if we had started a month ago, or a month from now.

'There is no way to evacuate this many people without pain and loss and heartbreaking images you see on television.