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A fair approach to migrants

Báo Sài Gòn Giải phóngBáo Sài Gòn Giải phóng16/09/2024


Since September 15, the German government has officially increased control over all of its borders to prevent the increase in illegal immigration. So far, German police have increased checks on the borders with Poland, the Czech Republic, Austria and Switzerland. Borders with France, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Belgium and Denmark will also be controlled.

Migrants in Germany. Photo: REUTERS
Migrants in Germany. Photo: REUTERS

Following the Dublin Agreement, which required the first countries to receive asylum seekers arriving in Europe to welcome them, the European Union (EU) finally reached a new pact on “migration and asylum” earlier this summer.

Accordingly, EU members need to be more united, helping to ease the work of the first countries of entry. However, these regulations will not officially be applied until 2026. Le Monde (France) commented that, although not wrong, the announcement of re-imposing control measures at the German border without consultation once again shows the disunity in Europe.

The move sends a negative message to neighbouring countries, which are facing similar problems with the movement of refugees. Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk said it was “unacceptable”. His Greek counterpart also “regretted” anything that undermined the Schengen area.

More and more countries are moving to deport asylum seekers. Berlin recently broke a long-standing taboo by sending back about 30 convicted Afghans. Austria and Cyprus also want to send Syrians back, prompting other EU countries to follow suit. The shift also risks having damaging repercussions in Brussels as it negotiates future rules, starting with profits.

Earlier, on July 18, European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen affirmed: “The challenges of migration require a European response based on a fair and firm approach based on our values. Always remember that migrants are human beings like you and me. And we are all protected by human rights .”

Le Monde newspaper believes that, in the context of increasing demographic imbalance, along with the rise of the far-right, individual reactions are threatening the cohesion of the EU, as well as the values that Ms. Ursula von der Leyen emphasized.

VIET KHUE



Source: https://www.sggp.org.vn/huong-tiep-can-cong-bang-voi-nguoi-di-cu-post759111.html

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