Federal recording programs
After the legal dispute: BUND has to grant Afghanin visa
In Pakistan, hundreds of Afghans are waiting for Germany with a recording commitment. In the case of a woman and her family, the judicial order to issue the entry documents.
After a legal back and forth in Berlin, the federal government of an Afghan with admission commitment and its family must now give entry visa for Germany. A corresponding decision by the Berlin Administrative Court has become final because the Federal Government had withdrawn its complaint before the next instance, said a spokesman for the Berlin Brandenburg Higher Administrative Court on request. The ARD had previously reported.
The background is the dispute over the federal recording program for particularly endangered Afghans. In the present case, the Federal Government’s commitment to a Jura doctor and her 13 family members who are waiting for Visa in Pakistan.
Administrative court decided in the urgent procedure
On July 7, the administrative court initially decided in the urgent procedure in the first instance that the Federal Government “had legally bound to admission due to final, non -revoked admission.” In addition, there is no security concerns and people’s identity has been clarified.
In contrast, the Federal Government appealed a complaint with the Higher Administrative Court; And the OVG initially suspended the order of the lower instance with an intermediate notice, so that no facts are created until a final decision. With the withdrawal of the complaint, however, the decision of the administrative court now applies, as the court spokesman explained.
Hundreds of waiting – pressure in Pakistan rises
At the moment, more than 2,000 Afghans are waiting for a departure to Germany as part of the various recording programs in Pakistan. They are former local forces or are particularly at risk. Since the German Embassy in Kabul has been closed to the Taliban in August 2021 since Afghanistan, they run through a test procedure in Pakistan.
The Pakistani authorities recently arrested more than 100 of the Afghans waiting for the admission in Germany and brought them to a deportation center.
dpa
Source: Stern
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