Germany Constitutional Court rules on Afghan woman's visa
The German Constitutional Court ruled that the Ministry of the Interior acted arbitrarily when depriving an Afghan woman, who was part of the refugee reception program, of her entry visa to Germany, despite having previously received approval to relocate there. The woman, who worked in human rights and lives with her child, has been stranded in Pakistan since late 2024, awaiting her visa, after the ministry canceled similar approvals for more than 600 people. The court confirmed that the ministry did not review her case details individually, which led to its positive decision—a move welcomed by supporting organizations. The court also called on the government to review cases on an individual basis and to grant families the protection they deserve.
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