Institutions in Third Countries?: EU Countries Negotiate with Rwanda on Deportation Centres
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Germany and four other EU countries want to bring rejected asylum seekers to institutions outside Europe. Rwanda now confirms talks about such a centre.
Where could migrants whose asylum applications have been rejected in the EU be brought? An agreement allows them to be accommodated in third countries. Several European governments seem to consider this option and negotiate it.
Germany and other EU countries want to establish so-called return hubs in Rwanda. Through research by the SPIEGEL it became known that first negotiations take place. Now Rwanda also confirms the talks.
Germany and four other EU countries want to find a partner country for so-called return hubs by the end of the year. Rwanda has now confirmed its first negotiations.
A number of EU countries are negotiating with Rwanda about so-called "return hubs", and migrants whose asylum applications have been rejected can be expelled.
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