Ghazaleh
must not be sent back to Iran.
Denmark has refused Ghazaleh protection and told her she must leave for Iran by 21 October 2026. In 2025 Iran executed more women than in any year for over two decades, and the UN has found that women held by its security forces have been raped and tortured.
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Write to your MP
Ask your MP to contact the Danish Ambassador and the Foreign Office this week. MPs can get answers that members of the public can't.
Start the letter 02 5 minEmail the Danish government
Send polite, firm messages to the Danish Embassy in London, the Immigration Minister and the Prime Minister.
Write to Denmark 03 5 minAlert human rights groups
Ask organisations that watch Iran and defend refugees to speak up for her.
Contact the groups 04 10 minTell journalists
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Open the press kit 05 1 minShare her story
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Share now + For her circleHelp her get legal help
For people close to Ghazaleh: free advice lines in Denmark, and the emergency routes that can pause a removal.
Legal optionsIran is not safe for her.
These figures come from the UN and from the organisations that monitor Iran most closely.
people executed in Iran in 2025, the most since 1989.
women executed in 2025, the highest number in more than twenty years.
The UN's finding on the January 2026 crackdown. In 2024 it found the same of the rape and sexual violence used against detained women.
UN Fact-Finding Mission, 2026 (opens in a new tab) · UN, 2024 (opens in a new tab)
In January, Denmark stopped sending people back to Iran. In August, it started again.
In January 2026, as Iran's security forces crushed nationwide protests, Danish authorities paused asylum decisions for Iranians and postponed their deadlines to leave, citing the situation in Iran.
In August, the Refugee Appeals Board lifted that pause for about 108 people who had already been refused, even though executions in Iran were continuing. Ghazaleh is now facing removal.
We are asking Denmark to restore the pause, and not to send Ghazaleh back.
EUAA, Jan 2026 (opens in a new tab) · Ritzau, Sep 2026 (opens in a new tab)
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