More Afghan and Sudanese Migrants Flown into Germany On The Sly TEC News April 17, 2025 Federal resettlement programmes were supposed to end but the outgoing government seems keen to continue them.
European Court of Justice Rules All Afghan Women Can Get EU Residency TEC News October 7, 2024 The court said conditions under the Taliban are so bad for women that individual assessment of asylum applications is now unnecessary.
Too Little, Too Late: German Government Talks Tough On Immigration Zoltán Kottász August 30, 2024 Berlin proposes knife bans and faster deportations—promises the voters have heard before.
Revealed: Thousands of Afghan ‘Refugees’ Taking Vacations in Afghanistan Zoltán Kottász August 16, 2024 Afghan asylees who return to their home country for holidays should be deported, German migration commissioner says.
German Visa Scandal: Foreign Ministry Sidelined Official Who Protested the Relaxed Rules Tamás Orbán August 15, 2024 FM Baerbock pushed through a simplified visa process now exploited by illegal migrants and foreign agents
Did a Lax Vetting Process Allow Foreign Agents Into Germany? TEC News July 26, 2024 Foreign Minister directed visa offices abroad to ignore strict vetting process for family reunifications.
Media Exposes German Government’s Obstruction of Afghan Deportation Plans Thomas O'Reilly July 5, 2024 Contrary to its government’s official line, Germany can deport Afghans despite not officially recognizing the Taliban regime.
German Mainstream Parties Dithering on Deportations to Afghanistan Zoltán Kottász June 20, 2024 Despite a series of violent attacks committed by migrants, only the left-populists and right-wing opposition parties are advocating clear action.
Pakistan’s Asylum Clampdown Risks Sending Waves of Refugees to Europe Thomas O'Reilly April 30, 2024 A Taliban-backed insurgency, combined with Islamabad’s deportation threats, could relocate many of an estimated three million Afghan refugees.
Afghan Sex Offender Won’t Be Deported From UK Over Fear of “Mob Violence” TEC News April 11, 2024 Court found there was a strong chance the man convicted of indecent exposure would reoffend and “enrage onlookers” if returned to Afghanistan.
