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Italy's Albania Migration Deal Faces Legal and Ethical Hurdles

The Italian-Albanian migration agreement faces challenges after a court ruling deemed the migrants' countries of origin unsafe, raising concerns about human rights and the EU's stance on external repatriation hubs.

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Giorgia MeloniEdi RamaUrsula Von Der LeyenMarta KosIlaria Salis

What happened to the migrants transferred to Albania by the Libra ship?: The Libra ship delivered eight migrants to Albania's Gjader center. A previous attempt to transfer migrants to Albania failed when a Rome court deemed the migrants' countries of origin (Bangladesh and Egypt) unsafe for return.
What are the criticisms and concerns surrounding the Albania migration plan?: The Albania plan has faced criticism from human rights groups who argue it violates international law. Some EU members praised the model, while others like Marta Kos expressed concerns about its practical effectiveness and whether it respects human rights.
What is the EU's position on the creation of repatriation hubs outside the EU?: The EU's Ursula von der Leyen encouraged member states to explore extra-EU repatriation hubs to speed up deportations. This has raised concerns about human rights violations and the potential for widespread adoption of such practices.
What was the outcome of the Rome court's decision regarding the migrants' transfer?: The Rome court ruled that Bangladesh and Egypt were not safe countries for the return of migrants, blocking their transfer to Albania. This ruling was criticized by Prime Minister Meloni, who argued it made the Albania agreement unworkable.
What measures did the Italian government take to address issues with the Albania migration agreement?: The Italian government, under Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, approved a decree to address legal obstacles to the Albania migration agreement. This agreement allows for up to 3,000 migrants monthly to be processed in Albania.

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