In the 55m2 lent by the reception center for asylum seekers, Ata Fathimaharloei, 36, and his wife Somayeh Hajifoghaha, 37, are not too badly settled.
Despite the bedbugs, they have a fridge, a washing machine and have a bedroom for the two children, Moein and Daniel.
The horizon would be almost serene if they had not just received, in mid-November, a new refusal of the right of asylum.
The fourth in five years.
Ata acknowledges the blow.
“
I must admit that this time is very hard.
I thought that with the current situation in Iran (
waves of demonstrations against the ayatollahs' regime
, editor's note), there was hope
”.
Arrived in the Pyrénées-Orientales in 2018, the couple fled Iran after authorities discovered that Ata was attending a Christian church.
On the document produced by an Iranian law firm, certified and translated from Persian, we can read: “
According to the Iranian Constitution and Islamic law, any Iranian having a father and…
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