💨 Abstract
The European Union proposed amending its asylum laws to allow member states to deport rejected asylum seekers to third countries, even if they have no connection to those countries. The EU Commission aims to expedite asylum processes and reduce pressure on asylum systems. Critics, including Amnesty International, argue this move undermines asylum rights and increases the risk of refoulement and arbitrary detention. The proposal, part of the 2023 EU migration pact, requires approval from the European Parliament and member governments.
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