The Austrian Interior Ministry said on Thursday that it had done its first exile to Syria in Syria, which was the beginning of that civil war 15 years ago. The 32 -year -old man exiled was flown to Damascus through Istanbul.
Although his name was not given, nor cited his specific crime, Austrian internal minister Gerhard Knerner said that the person was convicted of bees in November 2018, when he was given his refugee status.
Kerner told reporters, “A Syrian criminal today was exempted from Austria to Syria, especially from Damascus,” I believe it is a highly imported indication that Austria is chasing a difficult, strict, tremendous but fair refuge policy, which will be removed from country. ,
Austria says Syria is safe, rights groups are not so certain
Both Austria and neighboring Germany are eager to back down Syrian criminals and whom they see as potential Islamists that former President Bashar Assad has been topped and the civil war has ended.
In April, Karner flew from Germany to Damascus with his then-counterpart, Nancy Faeser, to start a comeback of individuals to Syria, which was considered safe for return.
With Thursday’s reputation, Austria became the first nation in the European Union, which sent someone back to Syria.
Rights groups, however, soon know that the situation in Syria will develop under the Islamic government that takes power after pushing Assad out. They fear that Austria’s move will set an example for another country.
Syrian and Afghan are the largest number of shelter seekers
Austria’s ruling Conservative alliance is trying to use its difficult stance on immigration to win voters who blamed the distant Austria Freedom Party (FPö) who won the Parliamentary election last September.
The People’s Party of Austria – which leads this government – suspended the Asad case with Syrian aspamental application processing, while it led the previous government.
According to internal ministry data, Syrian citizens have recorded more refuge requests than any group since 2015. During his comments, Knerner spoke of his desire to start exile in Afghanistan.
Karner said on Thursday, “There will be other exile towards Syria, and will be there.
Current Foreign Minister of Germany Alexander Dobrid has said that he expects to follow the leadership of Austria, while at the same time demands direct interaction with the Taliban to facilitate it in Afghanistan.
On Thursday, Dobrid said, “An agreement to return Syrian criminals has contact with Syria.
