As of 21 Sept. 15, 15 deported families with children had received an answer to their requests for reversal, of whom
- four families with children have been granted a residence permit in Norway
- eleven families with children have had their applications rejected after consideration in board hearings
The immigration authorities have been in contact with all the deported families with children.
In most of the cases, the Immigration Appeals Board (UNE) has not received sufficient information to decide the cases, but the families have stated that they will send more information later.
In most of the cases, there is insufficient information for the Immigration Appeals Board (UNE) to decide the cases, but the families have stated that they will send more information later.
In a judgment of 29 January 2015, the Supreme Court found that the Immigration Appeals Board’s (UNE) decisions in what is known as the ‘Maria case’ are invalid.
On 29 January 2015, the Supreme Court pronounced a judgment in favour of the plaintiffs concerning decisions made by the Immigration Appeals Board (UNE). UNE has carried out a preliminary assessment of this judgment.
The Ministry of Justice and Public Security has asked for the Immigration Appeals Board’s (UNE) views on an R&D report on persecution based on religion and membership of a social group.









