Italy approves new decree to use Albanian migration centers as repatriation hubs
- Italy will use its Albanian migrant centres as repatriation facilities for people awaiting deportation, as stated by the hard-right government on Friday.
- Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni's ministers agreed to this plan after legal challenges froze the previous scheme.
- Italian judges have ordered that intercepted migrants be transferred to Italy instead of being held in Albania.
- Meloni described the initiative as a "courageous, unprecedented" model for managing migration.
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Migrants in Albania, the UN criticizes the Protocol: “Conflicts with the Convention on Civil and Political Rights”
The United Nations Human Rights Committee talks about potential conflicts between the Italy-Albania Protocol and the International Convention on Civil and Political Rights, the 1966 treaty, direct emanation of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. It does so in the Concluding Remarks on Albania's third periodic report, part of the monitoring activity for the implementation of the UN Convention.
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