Consequences of the ECJ ruling on determining safe countries of origin for increasing the number of returns
Original: Konsequenzen aus dem EuGH-Urteil zur Bestimmung sicherer Herkunftsländer für die Erhöhung der Rückführungszahlen
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Original text of the question(s):<br /> <br /> In the course of the planned classification of further countries as safe countries of origin (including Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia), in what form will the Federal Government react to the current ruling of the European Court of Justice, according to which such a classification in the future should require that security is comprehensibly justified for the entire population, i.e. e.g. B. also for Christians, Jews or homosexuals in the Maghreb states (www.welt.de/politik/ausland/ar ticle688c7bbde7eecf6540a86be2/Asylpolitik-EuG H-erhoeht-Huerden-fuer-Bestellung-sicherer-H erkunftslaender.html), and with what measures - in line with the judgment - does the federal government plan to reduce the number of returns the reform of European asylum law (www.nius.de/politik/news/definitionvon-sicheren-herkunftsstaats-warum-das-eugh-judg-fatal-fuer-europas-migrationswende-ist/298edb05-6675-48f0-9192-7a94a106de439), according to which states could also be classified as “safe countries of origin” from June 12, 2026, if certain areas and certain groups are not safe to increase?
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