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European countries put Syrian asylum bids on hold after Assad's fall

Many European nations are re-evaluating their stance on Syrian refugees following Assad's fall, impacting asylum bids and approvals.
Officials cite changes in the Syrian political landscape and security concerns as reasons for this shift.
Humanitarian organizations are raising alarms about the consequences for vulnerable populations due to decreased asylum approvals.

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The New Arab

More than 100,000 Syrian asylum cases pending in EU

BRUSSELS: More than 100,000 asylum requests by Syrian citizens were pending across the EU at the end of October, official data showed Wednesday (Dec 11), with applications frozen in multiple member states following the

2 months ago·Singapore

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Le Monde

Live, Syria: more than 108,000 cases of Syrians in exile are pending in the European Union

The EU asylum agency released these figures on Wednesday, as authorities in several member states, including Germany, Italy, Sweden and Belgium, announced they were suspending the processing of asylum applications from Syrians after the fall of Bashar Al-Assad.

2 months ago·Paris, France

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jurist.org

Germany, EU allies freeze Syrian refugee processing as Damascus power shifts

Germany suspended processing asylum claims for Syrian refugees on Monday following the overthrow of Bashar al-Assad’s regime, with the UK, Greece and Sweden quickly adopting similar measures amid the rapidly evolving situation in Damascus. According to Germany’s Federal Office for Migration and Refugees (Bundesamt für Migration und Flüchtlinge; BAMF), the currently unclear situation in Syria does not allow for definite decisions on refugee statu…

2 months ago

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Il Sole 24 Ore

Asylum requests, Syrians first in the EU. Italy rejected 62% of the applications examined between January and June

In 2023, about 183 thousand people fleeing Syria sought refuge in the European Union. 122.6 million refugees and displaced persons worldwide

2 months ago·Milan, Italy

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Eldiario.es

The first response from European countries to the fall of Al Assad: freezing Syrian asylum applications

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2 months ago·Spain

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