Bulgaria and 8 Other EU Countries Want Stricter Rules for Refugee Family Reunification
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Austria and eight other European Union (EU) countries, including Bulgaria, are urging the EU to introduce new, more restrictive rules for reunification of refugee families, APA reported, BTA reported. In a joint letter to the European Commission, the nine countries point out the burden on schools, expressing a desire to review the currently effective directive. In addition to Austria and Bulgaria, this initiative is supported by Italy, the Nethe…
EU ministers from nine countries are addressed in a joint letter to Commissioner Brunner. New rules are founded with challenges for schools and kindergartens.
The Czech Republic and eight other countries are demanding new, stricter rules from the European Union for the reunification of refugee families. In a joint letter to the European Commission (EC), they argue, among other things, about the burden on schools and express their desire to revise the currently valid directive. The APA agency reported this on Saturday.
Bulgaria and eight other European Union countries are urging the EU to introduce new, more restrictive rules for reuniting refugee families, APA reported, quoted by BTA.
Austria and eight other European Union countries, including Bulgaria, are urging the EU to introduce new, more restrictive rules for collecting ...
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