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2026-08-02 at 12:59 #1390::
In Ellebæk innocent asylum seekers are incarcerated as “motivation”
Conditions are unbearable for detained rejected asylum seekers in Ellebæk Immigration Center. This is documented in attachments to a new letter received by the Danish Parliament’s Justice Committee in June from the civil society group, Ellebæk Contact Network.
2026-08-02 at 12:59 #13912026-08-02 at 13:00 #1392::“05.07.2020: A told the guards that she had suicidal thoughts because she couldn’t talk to her family. The guards told her that she would be placed in an isolation cell if she insisted on being suicidal. This frightened A a lot, so she didn’t say anything afterwards. She is still suicidal.” ALLAH’S SUICIDE-BOMBER??
“28.08.2021: JS was told by the judge that he might be detained for 2 1/2 years. He perceives it as a method to break him psychologically. He doesn’t understand how the rules are constructed. I also thought it sounded strange. In January, he will have been detained for 18 months plus the six months during which his asylum case was processed.”
“18.01.2022: AR raised several concerns about his lawyer, who showed no real interest in his case and is not specialized in this kind of law. There was clearly a language barrier, and the lawyer didn’t show up in Ellebæk while AR was detained there. It was AR’s wish to get a visit by his lawyer, but in the end they only had phone calls in broken German. This in turn led to AR’s absence at one of the hearings, since AR was informed too late about this hearing taking place.”
“04.06.2020: X was attacked by a guard on May 18th, who broke his wrist. The background for the attack was that X asked a guard to speak English to him instead of Danish. As the guard continued to speak Danish, X began to speak Persian to him, after which the guard subdued him. There were about 4 guards nearby who witnessed it, one of them helped hold him down. (…) The next day X woke up with pain in his wrist and went to the hospital. Before that, the police called him and asked – as they do – if he was ‘ready’ to travel to Iran. When he declined, the officer on the phone said they had heard that he had broken his wrist and whether it might not be better for him to go to Iran.” WOW!
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