A Danish example in Kosovo - A series of articles

Friday, Mar 14, 2025

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Denmark seeks to lease 300 prison beds in Kosovo for deportees; some cannot return home after serving time.

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Denmark continues to pursue the controversial plan to rent 300 prison beds for deported foreigners at Gjilan Prison in Kosovo; if approved by the government, these convicts will be sent directly back to their home countries after serving their sentences, though some may not be able to return home.

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