Send Rejected Asylum-Seekers Out of EU ASAP, Urges Greek Minister
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Greece is advancing plans with four other EU countries to set up return centres outside the EU. Germany is also involved in the process. An African partner country is already expected to make a commitment.
DEBATE. EU member states can soon prioritize those most in need of protection instead of those who travel to the EU illegally. That is the right path in refugee policy, writes Alice Teodorescu Måwe (KD) in a reply.
The Netherlands and four other EU member states are working on an initiative to return rejected asylum seekers to a ‘third country’ in the first half of 2027. Sources report that this concerns Rwanda.
The Minister of Migration of Greece, Tanos Plevris, stated that the five EU countries intended to begin sending rejected asylum-seekers to third countries, such as Rwanda, starting next year. The group of European States, including Denmark, Austria, Greece, Germany and the Netherlands, planned to launch a pilot project by the first half of 2027 to send rejected asylum-seekers to countries outside the EU, wrote Politicalo. According to Plevris, b…
The plans for a deportation centre in Africa for migrants rejected in the EU appear to be more concrete.
While the European Union punishes exponents of the Rwandan military and economic apparatus for their role in the war in Congo and the illicit trade in its resources, some of its governments could soon pay Kigali to deal with the migrants that Europe wants to expel. It is the paradox that accompanies the announcement of the Greek Minister of Immigration Thanos Plevris: Greece, Denmark, Austria, Germany and the Netherlands have already chosen the …
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