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Germany is working with non-EU countries to establish 'return hubs' for migrants whose asylum requests have been denied, aiming to finalize plans by the end of the year. The initiative has faced criticism from rights organizations regarding its legality and potential human rights implications, particularly for children. The European Parliament has approved tougher migration rules to facilitate these centers.
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Germany is working with non-EU countries to establish 'return hubs' for migrants whose asylum requests have been denied, aiming to finalize plans by the end of the year. The initiative has faced criticism from rights organizations regarding its legality and potential human rights implications, particularly for children. The European Parliament has approved tougher migration rules to facilitate these centers.
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Germany aims to finalize 'return hubs' by year's end
Germany plans to finalize 'return hubs' by the end of the year