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The Dutch Immigration and Naturalisation Service has temporarily suspended decisions rejecting Syrian asylum applications after the Council of State ordered it to reassess the security and humanitarian situation in Syria, including the effects of the war, deteriorating services, destruction and the lack of housing for returnees. The ruling could affect around 500 cases pending before the courts, while about 17,000 Syrians are awaiting decisions on their residence status. Processing protection applications, conducting interviews and handling family reunification cases will continue. The ruling does not automatically grant residency or determine whether Syria is safe or unsafe. The authorities are expected to clarify within two weeks when they will resume issuing rejection decisions.
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