Government is preparing deportations of Afghans
All protests of the opposition brought nothing: The federal government wants to deport the first people to Afghanistan in December. CDU General Secretary Peter Tauber reiterated that this practice is legitimate.
In the coming weeks, according to the plan of the Ministry of the Interior under Thomas de Maizière (CDU), the first collector will take off from Germany and force up to 50 Afghan citizens to return to the Hindukush. This is the news magazine "Der Spiegel".
In October, Germany and Afghanistan signed a joint declaration on the return of rejected asylum seekers. This week, officials from the Federal Ministry of the Interior in Afghanistan were again to clarify details.
The Federal Government, on the other hand, considers some Afghan regions to be safe enough to deport rejected asylum seekers.
CDU General Secretary Peter Tauber, in the "World" newspaper, agreed with the demand to deport rejected Afghan asylum seekers: "There are regions where you can safely live in Afghanistan, people who are not entitled to asylum in a state-of-the-art procedure I consider it legitimate. "
"We want to continue to be a country where persecuted people find refuge, but only who is really persecuted," Tauber continued. He pointed out that the government in Afghanistan is internationally recognized and that Germany is cooperating with it. "It has the right to ensure the safety of its citizens."
In the coming weeks, according to the plan of the Ministry of the Interior under Thomas de Maizière (CDU), the first collector will take off from Germany and force up to 50 Afghan citizens to return to the Hindukush. This is the news magazine "Der Spiegel".
In October, Germany and Afghanistan signed a joint declaration on the return of rejected asylum seekers. This week, officials from the Federal Ministry of the Interior in Afghanistan were again to clarify details.
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| Deportation in Paderborn-Lippstadt. |
"Regions where you can live safely"
The human rights organization Pro Asyl criticizes deportations to Afghanistan and points to the "catastrophic security situation" as well as "the desolate political and economic situation". According to UNO data, this year, about 2,500 civilians died in the civil war there.The Federal Government, on the other hand, considers some Afghan regions to be safe enough to deport rejected asylum seekers.
CDU General Secretary Peter Tauber, in the "World" newspaper, agreed with the demand to deport rejected Afghan asylum seekers: "There are regions where you can safely live in Afghanistan, people who are not entitled to asylum in a state-of-the-art procedure I consider it legitimate. "
"We want to continue to be a country where persecuted people find refuge, but only who is really persecuted," Tauber continued. He pointed out that the government in Afghanistan is internationally recognized and that Germany is cooperating with it. "It has the right to ensure the safety of its citizens."
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