German court rules migrants can be deported back to Greece

Germany unleashes drastic action to boot out migrants to another EU country

A top German court ruled that it would not be inhumane or degrading for the migrants, one born in Gaza and the other in Somalia, to return to another EU nation.

The decision of the Federal Administrative Court of Germany brings back the issue of refugee returns to Greece, based on the Dublin Regulation

Demonstration in Berlin opposes deportations of refugees to Greece

On Saturday, around 400 demonstrators protested at Leopoldplatz in Berlin’s working-class district of Wedding against the deportations of refugees, including Palestinians, to Greece.

According to the Federal Administrative Court, deportations to Greece are permitted. Those affected are not threatened with great hardship. Pro Asylum disagrees.

Germany's top court clears way for refugee returns to Greece

Court rules that non-vulnerable refugees won't face inhumane conditions in Greece, allowing Germany to reject their asylum claims as inadmissible - Anadolu Ajansı

In Greece, healthy, workable migrants do not face any need: the Federal Administrative Court has decided that. In its statement of judgment, the judge recalled the "bread-bed-soap" rule.