Many were seduced for the far-right immigration plan Giorgia MeloniPrime Minister of Italy. Many like for example Ursula von der Leyen, President of the European Commission. There are also many EU member countries which, for the most part, have seen the transalpine idea of expelling migrants who arrive in their countries.
Everything, after Meloni’s idea of sending migrants who They arrived in Italy heading towards Albania. All this in a plan that Italian justice itself backed down by not considering the countries of origin of people who migrated as safe. Thus, the 12 asylum seekers They are already back in the Mediterranean country.
And what happened with justice in Italy is not only a setback for Meloni, but also confirmation of the violation of human rights. What does such a migration model imply?. A model that sent migrants to closed and fenced barracks.
Italian judges understand that, according to European standards, this group of migrants arrives from countries not considered safe… and his decision came even before seeing the aforementioned centers built in Albania which are practically prisons.
“They have all the characteristics of a prison”
“Although they are called internment or detention centershave all the characteristics of a prison with the disadvantage that by calling them something else “Even the minimum standards of a prison are not applied,” » said Professor Karlos Castilla Juárez to Sexta Noticias.
Commenting on this operation, Juan Matías Gil, head of search and rescue operations at Médecins Sans Frontières, said: “An operation to transport for 12 to 16 people it costs around 300,000 euros. In Albania, the daily cost for people is around 400 or 500 euros. In Italy there are 35. It’s absurd which has no other explanation than that of propaganda.
“This is an arbitrary violation of rights”
“This is an arbitrary and prolonged violation of human rights. From the right to life, to physical integrity, to the right to family, to family reunification which is not guaranteed with this protocol and to the right to freedom,” explains Gil.
Meanwhile, Von der Leyen, after giving his approval to the Meloni plan, almost crossed his fingers that everything would go in his favor with the decision of the Italian justice. It wasn’t like that.
