Europe tightens migration controls

On June 12th, the European Union began implementing its asylum reforms, which are expected to lead to increased detention in return centers at external borders. Under these reforms, refugees unlikely to be granted asylum will be held in centers located outside the EU. The plan has faced criticism from experts warning that it could expand detention-like conditions. Amid a global decline in refugee numbers—mainly due to war and climate change—and deteriorating situations in countries like Syria, the future looks more challenging regarding protection issues, accompanied by a decrease in humanitarian aid.

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