India: 1-year visa for nun who has spent 44 years working with lepers
January 22, 2016
India's government has given a one-year visa to a Catholic nun who had faced expulsion from the country after serving for 44 years working with lepers, the AsiaNews service reports.
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Sister Bertilla Capra, a member of the Missionaries of the Immaculate, had been told that she would be required to leave India when her current visa expired. But the government relented and granted her a visa that will be valid until November of this year. She has been told that she will now need to renew her visa each year.
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Further information:
- Sister Bertilla Capra receives a one-year Indian visa (AsiaNews)
- India: visa renewal denied for nun after 44 years of work with lepers (AsiaNews)
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