Sweden to begin age tests for unaccompanied child refugees
Sweden will next year begin medical testing to determine the age of unaccompanied child refugees, officials said Friday over fears adults are trying to pass themselves off as minors to up their chances of getting asylum.
(AFP) Sweden will next year begin medical testing to determine the age of unaccompanied child refugees, officials said Friday over fears adults are trying to pass themselves off as minors to up their chances of getting asylum.
The National Board of Forensic Medicine told reporters it would begin age tests in early 2017.
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