On 4 February, Vanessa Gómez Cueva, a Peruvian citizen with residence status in Argentina for over 15 years, was deported along with her two-year-old Argentinian son.
She was forced to leave behind her two other children (aged 5 and 14), who are also Argentinian. She was not allowed to say goodbye.
The deportation order was based on a criminal conviction, for which Vanessa had served a sentence in 2014. The National Migrations Office must reverse this order, which violates the rights of the children under national and international law and reunite Vanessa and her children.
She was forced to leave behind her two other children (aged 5 and 14), who are also Argentinian. She was not allowed to say goodbye.
The deportation order was based on a criminal conviction, for which Vanessa had served a sentence in 2014. The National Migrations Office must reverse this order, which violates the rights of the children under national and international law and reunite Vanessa and her children.
