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The European Union has decided to fast-track and reduce asylum claims from seven countries, including Bangladesh, Colombia, Egypt, and others, by designating them as "safe countries of origin." This move, effective June 2026, has sparked outrage from human rights groups, who argue it endangers migrants and sidesteps international obligations. Critics warn it could lead to inhumane treatment and inadequate protection for vulnerable groups.
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