Overview
- The court concluded the 39-year-old, who completed a five-year sentence for IS membership, can be sent back to Tajikistan.
- It accepted assurances that he would be treated in a manner consistent with the European Convention on Human Rights.
- Berlin officials called the guarantees credible, and the domestic intelligence service said it has no evidence of abusive treatment in Tajikistan.
- The ruling departs from an earlier expedited order by North Rhine-Westphalia’s higher administrative court that had blocked removal.
- The judgment is not final, as no appeal was admitted but a non-admission complaint is possible, and a separate related case remains pending.