Refugees
The German government, under Chancellor Friedrich Merz, plans to abolish a rule that automatically assigns a lawyer to asylum seekers awaiting deportation, even if they have lost their final appeal. This move aims to speed up deportations of rejected asylum seekers, a sensitive topic in Germany following a series of
Deportation
Uganda's Ministry of Foreign Affairs has announced that Kampala has agreed to a deal with the United States to accept deported asylum-seekers from the US. The agreement, which was confirmed by a US State Department statement, comes as part of President Donald Trump's efforts to remove
Refugees
Nigel Farage, the former Brexit campaigner, has outlined his vision for "mass deportations" of migrants who have crossed the English Channel on small boats if his Reform UK party is elected to power. According to The Times, Farage plans to withdraw the UK from the European Convention on
Refugees
A new policy proposed by the German government would strip rejected asylum seekers of their right to a lawyer in deportation proceedings, drawing criticism from human rights groups and experts. The plan, announced by Friedrich Merz, the Chancellor of Germany, aims to speed up deportations by abolishing a rule that
Human rights
As the UK grapples with an influx of migrants arriving by small boats from France, Nigel Farage has unveiled a radical plan to overhaul the country's asylum system. The former Brexit Party leader has proposed ending the right to claim asylum or challenge deportation for those who arrived
Deportation
Uganda, a country ruled by President Yoweri Museveni for over 39 years, has agreed to accept deportees from the United States, joining a list of authoritarian regimes accepting millions of migrants and asylum seekers. The Ugandan government initially denied the reports, citing a lack of infrastructure, but later acknowledged the
Deportation
Uganda, home to Africa's largest refugee population, has become the latest African country to agree to take in failed asylum seekers deported from the United States under President Donald Trump's highly contested deportation drive. This announcement follows similar arrangements with countries including El Salvador and Eswatini,
Deportation
Uganda, already home to 1.7 million refugees, has agreed to take in nationals from third countries who may not receive asylum in the United States but do not wish to return to their countries of origin. The agreement, based on the conditions that those seeking asylum have no criminal
Deportation
Uganda and the United States have signed an agreement to temporarily relocate certain third-country nationals who have been denied asylum in the US to Uganda. The arrangement, part of the bilateral cooperation between the two countries, involves examining protection requests for individuals reluctant to return to their countries of origin.
Deportation
The United States has entered into a temporary agreement with Uganda to accept migrants who cannot be granted asylum in the US but are unwilling or concerned about returning to their countries of origin. The agreement follows a list of countries that have accepted migrants deported from the US, including
Deportation
Uganda has agreed to take in some migrants from the United States who have been deported, but only if they do not have criminal records or are not accompanied by minors. The deal was made with the Trump administration as part of its efforts to increase the expulsion of migrants
Human rights
Human rights groups and advocates are sounding the alarm over India's continued detention of dozens of Myanmar nationals, particularly in the northeastern state of Manipur. The situation has been described as urgent and deeply troubling, with those detained facing prolonged confinement, potential deportation, and irreparable harm. As the
