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Rise in German Deportations: 2024 Figures and Human Rights Concerns
Over 20,000 deportations occurred in Germany in 2024, a significant increase from previous years, prompting concerns from human rights organizations about the treatment of deportees, including those with health issues.
Rise in German Deportations: 2024 Figures and Human Rights Concerns
Over 20,000 deportations occurred in Germany in 2024, a significant increase from previous years, prompting concerns from human rights organizations about the treatment of deportees, including those with health issues.
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36% Bias Score
Germany Plans to Detain Asylum Seekers in "Secondary Migration Centers
Germany plans to establish "Secondary Migration Centers" for asylum seekers, a move not mandated by EU law, raising concerns about potential mass detention of refugees.
Germany Plans to Detain Asylum Seekers in "Secondary Migration Centers
Germany plans to establish "Secondary Migration Centers" for asylum seekers, a move not mandated by EU law, raising concerns about potential mass detention of refugees.
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60% Bias Score
Netherlands Halts Mongolian Repatriation Aid Amid Suspected Misuse
The Netherlands temporarily suspended financial reintegration aid for Mongolians returning home due to suspected misuse, with over 300 Mongolians receiving repatriation assistance in the first half of 2024, exceeding the number of asylum applications.
Netherlands Halts Mongolian Repatriation Aid Amid Suspected Misuse
The Netherlands temporarily suspended financial reintegration aid for Mongolians returning home due to suspected misuse, with over 300 Mongolians receiving repatriation assistance in the first half of 2024, exceeding the number of asylum applications.
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12% Bias Score
Pakistan: Further arrests of Afghan refugees with German resettlement commitments
Following previous arrests in August, Pakistani authorities have again detained Afghan refugees approved for Germany's resettlement program, prompting criticism of the German government's inaction.
Pakistan: Further arrests of Afghan refugees with German resettlement commitments
Following previous arrests in August, Pakistani authorities have again detained Afghan refugees approved for Germany's resettlement program, prompting criticism of the German government's inaction.
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32% Bias Score
Police Chief Urges Politicians to De-escalate Tensions Amidst Rising Protests
Amidst a surge in protests against asylum seekers housed in hotels, a senior police chief urges political leaders to reduce tensions and avoid divisive rhetoric, citing a rise in community tensions and criminal activity linked to these demonstrations.
Police Chief Urges Politicians to De-escalate Tensions Amidst Rising Protests
Amidst a surge in protests against asylum seekers housed in hotels, a senior police chief urges political leaders to reduce tensions and avoid divisive rhetoric, citing a rise in community tensions and criminal activity linked to these demonstrations.
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36% Bias Score
Notting Hill Carnival 2025: One Million Visitors Expected
The Notting Hill Carnival commenced its festivities on Sunday, August 24th, 2025, with the children's parade, and is anticipated to attract approximately one million attendees throughout its duration.
Notting Hill Carnival 2025: One Million Visitors Expected
The Notting Hill Carnival commenced its festivities on Sunday, August 24th, 2025, with the children's parade, and is anticipated to attract approximately one million attendees throughout its duration.
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Jenrick advocates for asylum seeker detention in "camps
Robert Jenrick, shadow justice secretary, proposed detaining asylum seekers in "camps" resembling "rudimentary prisons," advocating for a "decade of net emigration" to curb immigration and criticizing current policies.
Jenrick advocates for asylum seeker detention in "camps
Robert Jenrick, shadow justice secretary, proposed detaining asylum seekers in "camps" resembling "rudimentary prisons," advocating for a "decade of net emigration" to curb immigration and criticizing current policies.
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60% Bias Score
Germany Passes Stricter Asylum Laws
Germany adopted two bills tightening asylum procedures and border controls, aiming to curb irregular migration, as announced by Chancellor Merz and Interior Minister Dobrindt, following a cabinet approval.
Germany Passes Stricter Asylum Laws
Germany adopted two bills tightening asylum procedures and border controls, aiming to curb irregular migration, as announced by Chancellor Merz and Interior Minister Dobrindt, following a cabinet approval.
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28% Bias Score
Greek Immigration Bill Faces Backlash from Opponents and International Organizations
Greece's new immigration bill, currently debated in Parliament, faces strong opposition from political parties, human rights organizations like the UN Refugee Agency and the Greek Citizen's Advocate, and the Union of Administrative Judges, who argue it violates international treaties and is unimplem...
Greek Immigration Bill Faces Backlash from Opponents and International Organizations
Greece's new immigration bill, currently debated in Parliament, faces strong opposition from political parties, human rights organizations like the UN Refugee Agency and the Greek Citizen's Advocate, and the Union of Administrative Judges, who argue it violates international treaties and is unimplem...
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44% Bias Score
Greece Enacts Strict Anti-Migrant Law
Greece passed a law imposing prison sentences, fines, and ankle tags on rejected asylum seekers, reflecting a government effort to deter undocumented migration, despite criticism from human rights groups and concerns about labor shortages.
Greece Enacts Strict Anti-Migrant Law
Greece passed a law imposing prison sentences, fines, and ankle tags on rejected asylum seekers, reflecting a government effort to deter undocumented migration, despite criticism from human rights groups and concerns about labor shortages.
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40% Bias Score
Epping Council Denied Supreme Court Appeal Over Asylum Seeker Housing
Epping Forest District Council's appeal to the Supreme Court regarding asylum seekers housed at the Bell Hotel was denied, despite the council citing breaches of planning control and arguing the hotel's use is against the interests of the local community.
Epping Council Denied Supreme Court Appeal Over Asylum Seeker Housing
Epping Forest District Council's appeal to the Supreme Court regarding asylum seekers housed at the Bell Hotel was denied, despite the council citing breaches of planning control and arguing the hotel's use is against the interests of the local community.
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44% Bias Score
200 Afghan Refugees Plead with German Chancellor for Asylum Amidst Taliban Threats
Approximately 200 Afghan refugees, facing imminent threats from the Taliban, have appealed to German Chancellor Friedrich Merz for asylum, citing unbearable psychological distress and fearing persecution; the German government, while having previously committed to accepting at-risk Afghans, recently...
200 Afghan Refugees Plead with German Chancellor for Asylum Amidst Taliban Threats
Approximately 200 Afghan refugees, facing imminent threats from the Taliban, have appealed to German Chancellor Friedrich Merz for asylum, citing unbearable psychological distress and fearing persecution; the German government, while having previously committed to accepting at-risk Afghans, recently...
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16% Bias Score
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