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🇪🇺🚫👳🏿♂️🧕🏽☪️ The EU plans to revise the 1951 Convention on Refugees allowing countries to deport asylum seekers regardless if they face danger or not back home!
Eurocrats have finally realised that a convention drafted and signed 74 years ago has become obsolete and that it should be at the very least revised, if not, discarded completely.
The Convention stated that countries are forbid to expulse refugees that have crossed into or are attempting to cross into the country, dating to the pre-WW2 era times when Jewish refugees were denied entry by various states and were returned back to their countries of origin or directed elsewhere
The report discussed by the ministers of internal affairs of the EU reportedly admitted, finally, that there are some migrant communities (not all) who fail to integrate into European societies, fail to adopt European values and create their own parallel societies.
Failed asylum seekers as well as refugees with permanent residence have been behind a wave of violent crimes and murders committed in European countries like Germany, but they were protected from deportation under the refugee laws.
There have been EU proposals of establishing centres outside of the EU for migrants waiting on a decision of their asylum application, but the convention is considered an obstacle.
Plans for new rules allowing deportations and repatriation centres outside the EU are due to be challenged as a breach of the convention in court.
Millions of migrants illegally entered into EU countries during the Syrian refugee crisis in 2015 as they looked to find asylum, with requests having remained high since.
Discontent with this has resulted in support of nationalist and radical populist parties all over Europe, which promise to combat the number of asylum seekers being allowed to stay in their countries.
🔗 https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-14354047/EU-plans-overhaul-policy-forces-nations-asylum-seekers-report-admits-migrants-NOT-integrate-form-separate-communities-ignore-European-values.html
Eurocrats have finally realised that a convention drafted and signed 74 years ago has become obsolete and that it should be at the very least revised, if not, discarded completely.
The Convention stated that countries are forbid to expulse refugees that have crossed into or are attempting to cross into the country, dating to the pre-WW2 era times when Jewish refugees were denied entry by various states and were returned back to their countries of origin or directed elsewhere
The report discussed by the ministers of internal affairs of the EU reportedly admitted, finally, that there are some migrant communities (not all) who fail to integrate into European societies, fail to adopt European values and create their own parallel societies.
Failed asylum seekers as well as refugees with permanent residence have been behind a wave of violent crimes and murders committed in European countries like Germany, but they were protected from deportation under the refugee laws.
There have been EU proposals of establishing centres outside of the EU for migrants waiting on a decision of their asylum application, but the convention is considered an obstacle.
Plans for new rules allowing deportations and repatriation centres outside the EU are due to be challenged as a breach of the convention in court.
Millions of migrants illegally entered into EU countries during the Syrian refugee crisis in 2015 as they looked to find asylum, with requests having remained high since.
Discontent with this has resulted in support of nationalist and radical populist parties all over Europe, which promise to combat the number of asylum seekers being allowed to stay in their countries.
🔗 https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-14354047/EU-plans-overhaul-policy-forces-nations-asylum-seekers-report-admits-migrants-NOT-integrate-form-separate-communities-ignore-European-values.html
Mail Online
EU plans to overhaul policy forcing nations to take in asylum seekers
The policy includes the principle of non-refoulement, which states that no asylum seeker can be forced to return to a country where their life or freedom could be seriously threatened.
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