Waiting in Pakistan
Government: 211 Afghans deported from recording program
Pakistan sent dozens of people from the federal recording program for endangered people from Afghanistan to their home country. The Federal Foreign Office is now committed to you.
According to the Federal Government, Pakistan has deprived 211 people from the German recording program for particularly endangered Afghans in their country of origin for particularly endangered Afghans. A spokesman for the Federal Foreign Office announced in Berlin that a total of around 450 people from the program had previously been arrested by the Pakistani authorities, with the aim of the deportation.
The German Embassy in Islamabad and the Federal Foreign Office had achieved by contacts with the Pakistani authorities that 245 of these people were released from the detour bearers last weekend.
Accommodation for Afghans deported from Pakistan
In Afghanistan, accommodation was organized in Afghanistan. In the meantime, the Federal Government is trying in conversation with the Pakistani authorities to enable these 211 people to return to Pakistan.
In total, more than 2,000 Afghans are waiting for a departure to Germany as part of the various entrance programs. They are, for example, former local powers or are considered to be particularly at risk. Since the German embassy in Kabul has been closed in August 2021 since the Taliban of Islamist has been taken over by the Islamist Taliban, they run through a test procedure in Pakistan.
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Interior Ministry insists on security tests
Federal Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt (CSU) said last week that it was checked in each individual case whether there was a legally binding obligation to admit. In addition, a security check will be carried out in any case. A spokesman for the Federal Ministry of the Interior said that the Federal Office for Migration and Refugees (BAMF) in Pakistan said that the necessary exams were employees.
In the past, there has always been criticism that the admission procedures took too long. The Pakistani authorities had temporarily arrested several Afghans with admission to Germany in recent months.
dpa
Source: Stern
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