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The head of Thailand's immigration police said Monday that an 18-year-old Saudi woman who was stopped in Bangkok as she was trying to travel to Australia for asylum to escape alleged abuse by her family will not be sent anywhere against her wishes.
The woman, Rahaf Mohammed Alqunun, was allowed to temporarily enter Thailand under the protection of the U.N. refugee agency, which was expected to take at least five to seven days to evaluate her case and claims for asylum status.
Oh there is even more good news to this story. Canada has granted the young lady asylum.
She's on her way to Toronto. (Australia also said they would grant her asylum) https://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/can...buse-1.4974344 Canada will grant asylum to Saudi woman fleeing alleged abuse: Trudeau
Oh there is even more good news to this story. Canada has granted the young lady asylum.
Hurrah!
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