Today in the Netherlands, a court will rule on a case concerning a nationwide strike by pharmacy staff, aimed at securing higher wages. The cabinet will also review three asylum law proposals by Minister Faber, which include changes to indefinite…
Egypt has enacted its first asylum law, drawing criticism for its security-focused approach that may jeopardize refugee protections. Signed by President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi, the law shifts refugee registration responsibilities from the UN to Egyptian authorities and enables strict measures…
The Dutch Council of State and the Judiciary Council express significant concerns regarding two immigration law proposals from Asylum and Migration Minister Faber. These proposals could lead to increased court burdens and inequalities in asylum procedures by creating a two-tiered…
The Netherlands is considering a proposal that would split refugees into two categories again, distinguishing between those fleeing persecution related to ethnicity, sexual orientation, or religion, and those escaping war and violence. This initiative, part of a new asylum emergency…
Switzerland’s Federal Administrative Court has ruled that an ongoing criminal investigation in Turkey related to President Erdogan’s insult laws does not automatically qualify an individual for asylum. The case involved a Kurdish man from Şırnak, who faced potential charges of…
