"Guests of Egypt" features asylum system activation

Egypt continues to implement the executive bylaw of the Refugee Law, which came into effect in 2024. This marks a shift in how the country manages the refugee file, with the Standing Committee for Refugee Affairs, affiliated with the Prime Minister’s Office, now handling applications instead of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees. This development comes amid concerns and questions about the future of refugees, especially regarding the potential rejection of asylum requests once the mitigating circumstances cease. These changes aim to better regulate the status of over a million refugees and asylum seekers, including approximately 834,000 Syrians. The Sudanese are among the largest registered groups. However, doubts remain about the committee’s capacity to fully receive and manage the file during this transitional period, amid ongoing deportation campaigns and delays in renewing identification cards.

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