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A Swedish appeals court ruled that 18-year-old Eritrean refugee Yazied Mohamed, who was convicted of raping a 16-year-old girl, Meya Åberg, will not be deported.  • The assault occurred on 1 September 2024, after Meya missed her bus following a shift at a McDonald’s and was walking through a pedestrian tunnel.  • Mohamed was sentenced to three years in prison following his conviction for rape.  • Under Swedish refugee law, a convicted refugee can only be deported if the crime is deemed an “exceptionally serious offence” and if remaining in the country would pose a “serious threat to public order or safety.”  • The court found that, although the crime was serious, due to factors such as the duration of the rape, it did not meet the threshold of being “exceptionally serious” and thus did not justify deportation. 
