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Germany, Austria, Denmark, Greece and the Netherlands are exploring plans to set up centres outside the EU to return migrants whose asylum applications have been rejected. Rwanda is considered the most likely destination for the first centre, which would be in Kigali. Officials from the five countries are due to discuss the project in Vienna on 16 November. 2027 has been floated as a possible date for transfers from Germany to begin, but no final agreement has been reached and no transfers have taken place so far. Amnesty International has warned of legal and human rights risks, as well as high costs. Reports have not specified which nationalities the plan might cover, including Syrians.
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