Dramatic increase in attacks on refugees in Germany

According to the international group Tasnim news agency, the migration crisis It is still an unsolved problem in the European Union and many of these European countries are trying to clear the face of the problem by intensifying strict measures and only save themselves from the pressure of the influx of refugees and its troubles.

Italy is one of these European countries that has recently introduced very strict policies towards refugees.

Criticism of the Council Europe to Italy’s anti-immigration agreement with Albania

Italy has recently signed an agreement with Albania in continuation of its strict policies against immigrants to speed up the deportation process.

According to the agreement it has made with Albania, Italy wants to transfer the immigrants who arrive by boat to Albania.

Based on the decisions made, Italy wants to bring the boat migrants to a reception center in Albania in the future. People who have no prospect of asylum in the EU must be transferred from there to the deportation center.

Italy is responsible for building, operating and maintaining these centers in northern Albania. . Albania provides the land and, if necessary, real estate, and employs its own staff to provide security for the centers. Reception and deportation centers in northern Albania should be ready for operation next spring and accommodate up to 3,000 people. Italy and Albania have drawn criticism from across the Mediterranean for fighting what they say is illegal immigration. The deal raises several human rights concerns and contributes to a “disturbing European trend” in outsourcing asylum responsibilities.

Germany to tighten border controls with Switzerland Extends

Germany, in continuation of its strict policies towards immigrants, has announced that it will continue with stricter border controls on the border with Switzerland. to give This news was announced by the German authorities.

The German federal government and the states of this country agreed to extend border controls at a meeting last week.

Berlin had previously announced permanent controls at the borders of Poland, the Czech Republic and Switzerland for ten days in mid-October, and then extended those controls by 20 days at the end of October. Based on last week’s decision, internal border controls will now continue.

No word yet on how long the extension will last. German Interior Minister Nancy Pfizer announced in mid-October that these controls will probably be extended for another three months.

Berlin wants these border controls to fight According to him, he used illegal immigration and smuggling. However, it is unclear whether the border controls have actually been effective. At the request of the Keystone news agency, the German Federal Office for Migration and Refugees (BAMF) wrote: “The federal office does not have any statistical evaluation in this case.” He expressed regret in his contacts with Germany.

According to the Secretariat of Immigration Affairs, a meeting with Austria, Germany and France at the end of November at the level of the Minister of Foreign Affairs It is planned to address the existing challenges in the field of secondary migration. The restoration of internal border controls should also be considered in this meeting. /p>

De Site magazine also wrote in this situation: the number of attacks on asylum seekers and their residence in Germany has increased.

Accordingly, the number of attacks on asylum seekers and their places of residence has increased significantly, and as it appears from the response of the federal government to the request of the left party, these attacks in the first nine months of this year are more than the whole of the previous year. have been. According to this data, after 1371 attacks in 2022, 1515 cases of this type of attacks have been counted in the first quarter of this year.

Statistics available in The fact that a residence was the scene of a crime or the target of a politically motivated crime occurred a total of 30 times in the third quarter of this year, the German news agency published. Three of these cases were violent crimes. The majority of attacks on shelters – 23 crimes – were attributed by the police to the right-wing scene.

Police also announced that 375 of the other 417 crimes were politically motivated. Outside of the residence facilities registered during this period, committed against asylum seekers or recognized refugees, there have been crimes with right-wing motivation. He said: In Germany, refugees are attacked and humiliated every day, and they are treated with hostility. Federal and state governments urgently need to develop and implement appropriate conservation concepts. Banger sees one of the reasons for the increase in attacks being the rising debate about refugees in Germany. According to him, this provides the ground for racist mobilization in the streets and acts of violence against refugees.

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