Mai multe ţări europene analizează posibilitatea înfiinţării unor centre de deportare pentru migranţi în afara UE

Several European countries are discussing the establishment of migrant deportation centers outside the EU, according to a German Interior Ministry spokesperson. Austria, Denmark, Germany, Greece, and the Netherlands are exploring partnerships with non-EU countries for these return centers. The meeting in Copenhagen will focus on concrete steps towards agreements with potential partner nations. Migrants unable to return to their home countries would be detained in these centers. Germany has been advocating for this project, aiming to finalize agreements this year. Human rights organizations express concerns about potential rights violations in these centers.