A Zurich court has ruled that a Ukrainian who served a prison sentence is allowed to remain in Switzerland due to risk of forced conscription.
Convicted Ukrainian man allowed to remain in Zurich despite being ordered to leave the country
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A 38-year-old from Ukraine, who served a prison sentence in Switzerland, is allowed to remain in Zurich despite being ordered to leave. This was the ruling of the Zurich Administrative Court. As there is a risk of forced conscription, the chronically ill man can't be deported.
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