Denmark

A picture of Afghan women football players | Photo: Kelly Defina / Getty Images
Denmark recently withdrew the residence permit of many Syrian refugees after declaring the country safe | Photo: Jens Dresling/AP Photo/picture alliance
From file: The anchor center for asylum seekers in the Bavarian city of Ingolstadt | Photo: M. Balk/picture-alliance/dpa
Many women have tried to leave Afghanistan since the Taliban takeover in August 2021 | Photo: Marc Tessensohn/Bundeswehr/picture alliance
From file: Denmark  wants people seeking asylum to be transferred to reception centers outside the European Union (EU) while their requests are being processed| Photo: Jens Dresling/AP Photo/picture alliance
Denmark recently withdrew the residence permit of many Syrian refugees after declaring the country safe | Photo: Jens Dresling/AP Photo/picture alliance
'Asylum Road': Denmark hopes it will lead to Rwanda by the end of 2022 | Photo: 2016/Carsten Rehder/dpa
Rwanda has hosted refugees and asylum seekers from the region for the past two decades | Photo: Stephanie Aglietti/AFP
The Danish government wanted to send refugee Aya Abo Daher, seen here with her high school principal, back to Syria | Photo: Rahima Abdullah
Denmark has applied a series of changes to its asylum law in recent years | Photo: picture-alliance /blickwinkel / S. Ziese
On 14 April 2022, UK Home Secretary Priti Patel (left) and Rwandan Foreign Minister Vincent Biruta (right) sign a new asylum agreement. | Photo: AP
Denmark's Minister for Immigration and Integration Mattias Tesfaye speaks to the press ahead of a EU Special Justice and Home Affairs Council on the response to the situation in Ukraine, at the European Council in Brussels, Belgium, 27 February 2022 | Photo: Stephanie Lecocq / EPA