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Germany, Austria, Greece, Denmark, and the Netherlands are advancing towards an agreement to establish migrant return facilities in a non-EU country. The Group of Five aims to finalize deals this year, with discussions ongoing with the International Organization for Migration and the UNHCR. Concerns have been raised regarding the human rights implications of these proposed return hubs.
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Germany, Austria, Greece, Denmark, and the Netherlands are advancing towards an agreement to establish migrant return facilities in a non-EU country. The Group of Five aims to finalize deals this year, with discussions ongoing with the International Organization for Migration and the UNHCR. Concerns have been raised regarding the human rights implications of these proposed return hubs.
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Five EU nations inch towards deal on migrant ‘return hubs’ by 2027
Five EU Nations Progress Towards Agreement on Migrant Return Facilities by 2027