EU Court Backs Asylum Camps in Albania
The European Court of Justice said it is okay for Italy to send rejected asylum seekers to centers in other countries. Italy was trying to do this before. The court’s decision is not final yet.
The European Court of Justice’s General Counsel has made a ruling. This ruling supports Italy’s plan to use centers in Albania to house asylum seekers. Italy has been trying to move rejected asylum applicants to these centers. Previously, Italian courts had blocked this action. The final decision will be made by the full court.
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Highlights
ECJ Supports Asylum Camps
The European Court of Justice General Counsel said sending asylum seekers to other countries is possible.
Italy's Policy Now Legal
The ruling gives Italy legal support for its asylum policy.
Camps in Albania Lawful
The court ruled that the asylum camps in Albania are lawful.
Seekers Housed in Camps
The camps house asylum seekers from Italy.
Final Decision Pending
The court’s final decision is still waiting to be made.