European nations weigh looser protections for migrants amid rise of far right parties
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- European ministers convened in Strasbourg to address differences regarding the continent's human rights treaty, with a significant push from at least 27 countries advocating for more flexibility in deporting illegal migrants. This meeting reflects a growing trend among European nations to reconsider their approach to migration amid rising far-right political sentiments.
- The potential loosening of protections for migrants could have profound implications for human rights standards in Europe, as countries seek to balance national security concerns with their commitments to international human rights treaties.
- This development is part of a broader shift in European migration policy, which has seen the endorsement of stricter regulations, including offshore return hubs, aimed at expediting deportations. The evolving landscape raises critical questions about the future of migrant rights and the influence of populist politics on policy-making in the region.
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