Italy denies asylum for 43 migrants relocated to Albania, and observers say they were denied lawyers
- Italian authorities rejected the asylum requests of 43 asylum-seekers transferred to Albania, stating the process was expedited.
- The TAI Asylum and Immigration Board claimed the procedure violated international, European, and constitutional law.
- The migrants lacked legal counsel and sufficient time to prepare for their hearing, according to observers.
- Asylum-Seekers have seven days to appeal the decision in an Italian court, or they may face deportation from Albania.
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Italian Authorities Reject Asylum Requests of 43 Illegal Migrants Shipped To Processing Centers Abroad – They Now Face Repatriation Directly From Albania
Italian authorities have denied asylum to 43 seekers sent to Albania, highlighting a controversial agreement aimed at managing migration. Unpack the implications of this decision in our full analysis.

Italy denies asylum for 43 migrants relocated to Albania, and observers say they were denied lawyers
Italian authorities have rejected the asylum requests of 43 asylum-seekers transferred to Albania in a speedy procedure that a non-governmental delegation observing the process said illegally deprived them of legal assistance.
Migrants in Albania asylum requests rejected
All asylum requests of 43 migrants at an innovative but controversial new Italian-run processing centre in Albania have been rejected, officials said Thursday after six of the original 49, two adults adjudged vulnerable and four minors, were taken back to ... (ANSA)
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