Foreign SSAB workers released as Dutch lawyer slams Swedish site raid
The 20 Filipino electrical engineers who were seized by Swedish police on October 9th and held in a Migration Agency detention centre have been released, with the company's lawyer calling the decision to detain them "unlawful" and promis…
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