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Human Rights Watch (HRW) said that authorities in Baghdad and Erbil detained Syrians and arbitrarily deported them to Damascus and parts of northeastern Syria under the control of the Autonomous Administration of North and East Syria (AANES), despite some possessing official documents allowing them to stay and work in the country or being registered as asylum seekers with the UNHCR. The organization reported in a statement issued on Thursday, June 28, that people detained by Iraqi authorities were arrested in raids at their workplaces or on the streets. Two detained Syrians stated that they were arrested at the residency offices while trying to renew their permits and that authorities did no

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