Children’s ombudsman Margrite Klaverboer says the Dutch government will be infringing on fundamental childrens’ rights if two Armenian children Lili and Howick are deported back to Armenia, Dutch News reported.

She added that the children will be taken to an orphanage on their return and their mother, who was deported a year ago, is unable to take care of them at the moment.

“I have read the file thoroughly and I know their mother is not capable of looking after them at the moment. There is no where for them to live and they cannot go to school,” Klaverboer told television programme Pauw.

The children are set to be deported on Saturday.

Kalverboer said the children’s future is clearly in the Netherlands and that she has discussed the problems with junior justice ministry Mark Harbers. He has the right of discretion to grant the children a residence permit. So far Harbers has refused to do so.

Armina Hambartsjumian—the mother of Lily, 11, and Howick, 12— was depoted to Armenia last August.

Earlier, the court ruled the Justice Ministry may not grant a residence permit for Howick and Lily. Children have never been to Armenia and do not speak Armenian.