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Germany: Deportation debate intensifies after Munich car attack

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Germany presses ahead with deportations to Afghanistan

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Germany deports 81 Afghan nationals to their homeland, the 2nd flight since the Taliban's return

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Germany deports Afghans after striking deal with Taliban

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Germany deports 81 Afghan nationals, 2nd flight since Taliban's return

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<span>Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt defended the deportations as part of a "policy change," stating that "serious criminals have no right of residence in our country" and that all deportees were under legal expulsion orders with rejected asylum applications.</span

Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt defended the deportations as part of a "policy change," stating that "serious criminals have no right of residence in our country" and that all deportees were under legal expulsion orders with rejected asylum applications.

<span>The United Nations called for an "immediate halt to the forcible return of all Afghan refugees and asylum-seekers," with spokeswoman Ravina Shamdasani citing risks of "persecution, arbitrary detention or torture upon their return" to Taliban-controlled Afghanistan.</span

The United Nations called for an "immediate halt to the forcible return of all Afghan refugees and asylum-seekers," with spokeswoman Ravina Shamdasani citing risks of "persecution, arbitrary detention or torture upon their return" to Taliban-controlled Afghanistan.

<span>Amnesty International criticized the deportations, describing Afghanistan's situation as "catastrophic" where "extrajudicial executions, enforced disappearances and torture are commonplace" under Taliban rule since 2021.</span

Amnesty International criticized the deportations, describing Afghanistan's situation as "catastrophic" where "extrajudicial executions, enforced disappearances and torture are commonplace" under Taliban rule since 2021.

<span>The deportation was facilitated through Qatar as an intermediary, as Germany maintains no formal diplomatic relations with the Taliban government and conducts only indirect contact through third parties for such operations.</span

The deportation was facilitated through Qatar as an intermediary, as Germany maintains no formal diplomatic relations with the Taliban government and conducts only indirect contact through third parties for such operations.

<span>Migration has become a central political issue in Germany amid the rise of the far-right Alternative for Germany party, which scored over 20 percent in February elections, prompting the new government's tougher stance on immigration policy.</span

Migration has become a central political issue in Germany amid the rise of the far-right Alternative for Germany party, which scored over 20 percent in February elections, prompting the new government's tougher stance on immigration policy.

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Sending people back to Taliban-controlled Afghanistan violates international human rights law and puts lives at serious risk. The situation there remains catastrophic with widespread torture and executions, making any deportation potentially deadly. Germany risks becoming complicit in Taliban abuses by ignoring these humanitarian obligations.

<span>Sending people back to Taliban-controlled Afghanistan violates international human rights law and puts lives at serious risk. The situation there remains catastrophic with widespread torture and executions, making any deportation potentially deadly. Germany risks becoming complicit in Taliban abuses by ignoring these humanitarian obligations.</span>

Germany Deports 81 Afghan Nationals Despite UN Opposition

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