US EditionOP-ED: Collaborating with the Taliban regime in the name of “administrative” matters? | European Council on Refugees and Exiles (ECRE)
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Belgium plans to forcibly return Afghans in collaboration with the Taliban, including through cooperation on identification and return. Amnesty International, ICRÉ, the MOVE coalition, 11.11.11, Refugee Committee of Afghanistan and Vluchtelingenwerk Vlaanderen regard this project as extremely problematic. The Taliban are responsible for systematic human rights violations against their own people. Anyone who cooperates with such a regime consciou…
BELGIUM: Government’s negotiations with Taliban spark criticism ― Financial incentives to encourage returns to Syria ― NGOs concerned about conditions in migration detention centres ― Last asylum hotels closed despite ongoing concerns about shortage of re
Belgium has participated in talks with the Taliban in Afghanistan regarding the return of individuals with criminal records or lacking identity documents. The government is planning to increase the reintegration support that it provides to Syrians who return to their country. A group of NGOs has raised serious concerns about the dire conditions in migration […]
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