The European Court of Justice ruled that rejected asylum seekers awaiting transfer between EU countries must receive basic necessities like clothing and cash for daily needs, ensuring a minimum level of social participation and protecting physical/mental health.
EU lawmakers and state representatives have agreed on new rules to speed up the deportation of rejected asylum seekers, including extended detention and entry bans, amid growing pressure to curb illegal migration.
EU lawmakers and state representatives have agreed on new rules to speed up deportations of rejected asylum seekers, including extended detention, entry bans, and transfers to third countries. The deal aims to curb illegal migration amid growing pressure across the bloc.
The EU is paving the way for 'return centers' in third countries for rejected asylum seekers who cannot be deported. Experts express concerns about human rights and the feasibility of such centers.
The EU is looking for effective ways to return rejected asylum seekers, as European countries offer protection to those fleeing persecution or war, but not to those seeking a better future.
