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Ministers adopt new interpretation of migrants’ rights in European legal system
PARIS: European ministers adopted a new interpretation of the European Convention on Human Rights on Friday that could facilitate some migrant deportations, including to third country “return hubs,” but which critics say will weaken human rights protections. The declaration comes amid complaints from member states in recent years that the European Court of Human Rights has prevented governments from forcibly removing foreign nationals convicted of crimes or refused asylum seekers.
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independent.co.uk
UK joins Europe pledge to make it easier to deport migrants in bid to control borders
Foreign ministers across Europe back narrower interpretation of human rights law
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UK and Europe plan human rights law changes to boost migrant deportation
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theguardian.com
Why rights groups fear new ECHR declaration could weaken migrant protections
Political statement agreed by all 46 Council of Europe states could give them more leeway to carry out deportations
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www1.folha.uol.com.br
Conselho da Europa adota nova interpretação de direitos dos imigrantes que pode facilitar deportações
Críticos afirmam que a medida enfraquece proteções básicas de direitos humanos
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arabnews.com
Ministers adopt new interpretation of migrants’ rights in European legal system
PARIS: European ministers adopted a new interpretation of the European Convention on Human Rights on Friday that could facilitate some migrant deportations, including to third…
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channel4.com
European Convention on Human Rights: How new ‘declaration’ could change migrant rights
European ministers have signed a new 'declaration’, in an attempt to give governments more power to deport migrants without undermining fundamental rights, writes Georg von…