Family in Steinach fights against the expulsion of the Au Pair

Family in Steinach fights against the expulsion of the Au Pair

A family from Steinach am Brenner raises serious allegations against the Innsbruck district administration. About three weeks ago, a 22-year-old au pair girl from Nepal had to travel home under extremely dramatic circumstances. Her unexpected forced exit caused excitement and discussions in the region.

The au pair girl was part of the family for more than a year and was seen as a valuable family member by the parents. The decision to send them back to Nepal without warning was made by the responsible district captain. The background is said to have been an alleged misconduct of the girl, but the family vehemently fends off against this perspective.

The family not only feels treated unfairly, but also reports that it had not informed the authorities of the difficulties and emotional stress that the departure brought with it. The parents intend to appeal against the decision of the authority. "How can you decide something like that without giving us the chance to clarify the situation?" Asks the mother of the au pair girl desperately.

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The public questions followed on the compulsory expulsion. A spokesman for the district administration said that the decision was based on the respective legal framework. "We have to comply with the laws, even if the circumstances are difficult," added the spokesman. However, it remains unclear which specific violations of the law should have been.

The family feels abandoned and is now planning to take all legal steps in order to make their clear position. They already work with lawyers who specialize in such cases. "We have to fight for the dignity of our au pair girl," emphasizes the father.

The events raise questions about the handling of AU-PAIR relationships and the role of authorities. Reports about similar incidents in the past have paid attention to the topic, and experts are calling for more transparency from the authorities.

For a detailed view of the case, the report From www.tt.com referred .