Activists fear EU governments will come under pressure from the populist right and mull third country repatriation.

Asylgrund Frau: Gehen die Gerichte zu weit?

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Vienna

Austria

Asylum for women: are the courts going too far?

The European Court of Justice ruled that Afghan women must be granted asylum. Some people find the fuss incomprehensible. Others warn that the ruling will cause states to lose control over migration.

Der EuGH entschied, dass Afghaninnen Asyl erhalten müssen. Für die einen ist die Aufregung unverständlich. Andere warnen, dass die Staaten durch die Judikatur die Migrationssteuerung verlieren.

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Brussels

Belgium

Asylum for Afghan women might not be so straightforward

China’s Special Representative for Afghanistan Yuxiao Yong says his country respects the values and choices of Afghans.

Pajhwok Afghan News

Danish Karokhel

Kabul

Afghanistan

Chinese envoy: We respect Afghan values, choices

Anchal Vohra is a Brussels-based international affairs commentator. Sayed Mohammad Akbar Agha, a stout man with a big black turban, sat on a thin mattress in his living room in Kabul, two armed men guarding his sprawling mansion. It was 2016, and Agha — a Taliban leader imprisoned for abducting three U.N. officials — had been pardoned by then Afghan President Hamid Karzai and turned into a peace negotiator. “We will allow the girls to study and …

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…  mostly Afghan men who undertake the treacherous journeys to Europe, and … a third country, such as Iran or Pakistan.
Moreover, other provisions like … “return hubs,” citing Italy’s deal with Albania as a model.  … to Dr. Alema Alema of German NGO ProAsyl, as the  …

Asylum for Afghan women might not be so straightforward

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