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Germany Must Fulfill Refugee Promises
The German Constitutional Court has ruled that the government was not entitled to partially suspend the Afghan reception programs. It emphasized the importance of considering individual circumstances in decision-making. The case specifically concerns the so-called "Human Rights List" program, where a Afghan woman and her children are demanding entry visas. Germany had previously promised these visas in 2021, but the program was suspended in 2025. The court requested that German authorities continue supporting the woman and her children in Pakistan until their visas are issued, warning against their deportation or detention, in accordance with Germany's constitutional and humanitarian obligations. This ruling comes after the German government withdrew its refugee intake commitments for Afghan asylum seekers in 2025, which threatens the fate of approximately 400 individuals from this group.
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