EU Pact for Migration and Asylum: What Changes for Italy with the Dubbinants
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Salvini: 'Germany has no right to send back migrants, stop the NGOs first' (ANSA)
Italy's government has received about 50 requests for the return of migrants from other European countries. Indeed, only three people have returned, said Interior Minister Matteo Piantedosi. Austria has also begun to send asylum seekers back to Italy. The background is the new EU asylum and migration pact, which entered into force on 12 June. Although it adheres to the Dublin mechanism, which has been in existence for decades, it introduces inno…
(Rome=Yonhap News) Correspondent Min Kyung-rak = Refusal to transfer asylum seekers despite European Union (EU) regulations that require the country of first entry to be responsible for asylum screening, etc....
Many European countries are resuming transfers - including Austria. The new European migration and asylum pact has been in force since 12 June.
Following Germany, five other European countries - Holland, Austria, Switzerland, Sweden and Finland - have announced that they will resume to transfer to Italy the "dublinants" (i.e. asylum seekers who have moved to Northern Europe after having been identified for the first time on Italian territory). The squeeze is part of the [...] The article New EU Pact on Migration and Asylum: so it works, how it works and what it has changed for Italy com…
"I also come. No, you don't. Yet, on the boat of the Centre-North Europe there seems to have climbed everyone: after Germany, Switzerland and Austria, under the banner of the common agreement with Rome, Finland, Sweden and the Netherlands are also boarding, raising the count to six. At the heart of the story there are always the dublinants. A management that, even in the new EU Pact on migration and asylum (although this domino mechanism was tri…
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