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Copenhagen: Meeting of 5 States for "Return Centers" for Migrants Outside the EU. #StarGrNews

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Greece is actively participating in discussions on the creation of "Return Hubs", i.e. centers for the return of migrants to countries outside the European Union. #StarGrNews
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The Greek Minister of Migration and Asylum, Thanos Plevris, participates in Copenhagen in the meeting of the “Core Group” of five European states (Greece, Denmark, Germany, Austria, the Netherlands). At the heart of the talks are joint actions to combat illegal immigration and the operational planning of Return Hubs in countries outside the European Union.

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Greece is actively participating in discussions on the creation of "Return Hubs", i.e. centers for the return of migrants to countries outside the European Union. #StarGrNews

·Kifisia, Greece
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The "Group of Five" EU member states (Denmark, Germany, Austria, the Netherlands, Greece) are meeting in Copenhagen to advance the plan to create migrant return centers in third countries, with Denmark expecting to send the first migrants by the end of 2027. The plan is facing strong opposition from human rights organizations and some member states, due to concerns about rights violations.

Amnesty International has described a plan by five EU member states to set up migrant “return hubs” in Uganda as illegal and dangerous for human rights, reports Le Soir, a French-speaking Belgian newspaper. The competent ministers of Germany, Austria, Denmark, Greece and the Netherlands are meeting today, Friday (4/9) in Copenhagen to assess... More www.ertnews.gr

Several European countries are discussing Friday in Copenhagen the idea of setting up deportation centres for migrants outside the EU, said a spokesman for the German Ministry of Internal Affairs, quoted by Ms.

COPENHAGEN/VIENE. By the end of 2026, at least one country outside the EU should be established where a centre will be established.

·Linz, Austria
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nachrichten.at broke the news in Linz, Austria on Friday, September 4, 2026.
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