Iceland wants to expel 21 anti-hunting activists to the whale, including a Belgian
Icelandic police have requested deportation and a ban on return to Icelandic territory for 21 activists detained in Reykjavik since their arrest
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Icelandic police have requested deportation and a ban on return to Icelandic territory for 21 activists detained in Reykjavik since their arrest in an action against whale hunting, she announced on Saturday. The decision, which is the responsibility of the immigration authorities, is expected "to come next week", Gunnar Runar Sveinbjörnsson said. The American-Canadian Paul Watson himself was not on board.
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Icelandic police have requested deportation and a ban on return to Icelandic territory for 21 activists detained in Reykjavik since their arrest in an action against whale hunting, she announced on Saturday.
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The decision, which is the responsibility of the immigration authorities, is expected "to come next week", Gunnar Runar Sveinbjörnsson said.
according to Le Figaro — ActualitésThe American-Canadian Paul Watson himself was not on board.
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