Taliban envoy in Germany for deportations
The article concerns Germany's move to expand the deportation of Afghans to their homeland, including the deportation of individuals who have not been convicted of crimes. This is part of its efforts to accelerate the return of asylum seekers who do not have the right to remain in the country. After a halt to deportations in 2021, Germany resumed deportation campaigns from August 2024, launching mass flights that have resulted in the deportation of more than 255 people so far. There have also been covert visits by delegations from the Taliban to facilitate deportation operations and to provide the necessary documents. Additionally, the European Union has discussed the possibility of organizing extensive deportation efforts in cooperation with the Afghan government, despite human rights warnings about exposing people to danger amid the worsening human rights situation in Afghanistan.
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