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Human rights activists have praised the Archbishop of Canterbury, Rowan Williams, for showing concern about the safety problems failed Zimbabwean asylum seekers face if they are forced to return and live under the regime of President Robert Mugabe, reports Ecumenical News International. "I would love to see more and more Christians and church leaders follow his example and warn the British government that there must be checks and monitoring systems in place before these people are sent home," Sarah Harland, cocoordinator of the Zimbabwe Association told ENInews. "This is not the time for enforced returns."
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