Activists fear EU governments will come under pressure from the populist right and mull third country repatriation.

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Asylum for Afghan women might not be so straightforward

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Anchal Vohra is a Brussels-based international affairs commentator. Sayed Mohammad Akbar Agha, a stout man with a big black turban, sat on a thin mattress in his living room in Kabul, two armed men guarding his sprawling mansion. It was 2016, and Agha — a Taliban leader imprisoned for abducting three U.N. officials — had been pardoned by then Afghan President Hamid Karzai and turned into a peace negotiator. “We will allow the girls to study and …

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…  mostly Afghan men who undertake the treacherous journeys to Europe, and … a third country, such as Iran or Pakistan.
Moreover, other provisions like … “return hubs,” citing Italy’s deal with Albania as a model.  … to Dr. Alema Alema of German NGO ProAsyl, as the  …

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