Sweden deports organizer of Koran-burning protests
The Swedish Migration Court released Salwan Momika, an Iraqi extremist who repeatedly lit the Koran under police protection. sentenced to deportation. Momika's residence permit, which expires on April 16, 2024, will not be renewed.
The Swedish migration court decided to deport Iraqi citizen Salwan Momika, who burned the Koran in public. This was reported by Anadolu with reference to SR public radio of Sweden.
According to the decision, Momika's residence permit, which expires on April 16, 2024, will not be extended.
According to the verdict, Momika gave false information to the authorities when applying for a residence permit.
Salwan Momika from Iraq received asylum in Sweden in 2018. In April 2021, he was granted a residence permit for three years.
In Sweden, the extremist, accompanied by the police, carried out acts of desecration of the Koran several times, and this was the reason for the negative reaction of many countries.
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