US EditionGermany Allows Taliban Envoys to Facilitate Deportations
GERMANY, JUL 21 – Two Taliban consular officials will assist Germany with deportations of Afghan nationals convicted of serious crimes, following the deportation of 81 individuals last week, government sources said.
- In Berlin, the German government confirmed that two Taliban officials will assist deportations, with envoys assigned to the Afghan embassy in Berlin and the consulate in Bonn.
- Amid resumed deportations on July 18, Germany has maintained limited contact with the Taliban for migration concerns, and technical contacts have been facilitated by Qatar.
- Human rights observers say returning Afghans is inappropriate, Ravina Shamdasani said, and Germany’s UN ambassador warned that violations targeting women and girls isolate the country.
- Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt noted that deportations to Taliban-run Afghanistan are drawing attention across Europe, while Merz emphasized consular staffing does not imply recognition.
- Further flights are in the pipeline, Kornelius said, and Khaama Press reported that `This process is not completed with just one flight`.
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Germany Greenlights Taliban Consular Officials to Support Afghan Deportations
Get latest articles and stories on World at LatestLY. Germany has agreed to let two Taliban consular officials assist with deporting Afghan nationals, especially serious criminals. The move aims to improve repatriation but does not imply diplomatic recognition. Talks are ongoing, and deportations will continue, according to German officials and Taliban sources. World News | Germany Greenlights Taliban Consular Officials to Support Afghan Deporta…
Germany greenlights Taliban consular officials to support Afghan deportations - The Tribune
Germany has agreed to let two Taliban consular officials assist with deporting Afghan nationals, especially serious criminals. The move aims to improve repatriation but does not imply diplomatic recognition. Talks are ongoing, and deportations will continue, according to German officials and Taliban sources.
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