Friday, 7 May 2021, 5:06 pm
Geneva - A Member of the Danish Parliament and former
Minister of Immigration and Integration, Inger Stojberg, has
made some high-handed statements on her Facebook account
calling all Syrian refugees to return to their country. The
Danish authorities must put an end to the rising volume of
xenophobic speeches.
Stojberg demanded hundreds of
Syrian refugees to comply with the decision to deport them
their country, stating that Syria is no longer
dangerous.
The MP used condescending language when
addressing the services Syrian refugees had received since
their arrival. This included education, health, protection
and other basic services. These rights that the state is
Euro Med Monitor
Geneva – A Member of the Danish Parliament and former Minister of Immigration and Integration, Inger Stojberg, has made some high-handed statements on her Facebook account calling all Syrian refugees to return to their country. The Danish authorities must put an end to the rising volume of xenophobic speeches. “The services provided by Denmark to the Syrian refugees should not be viewed as ‘privileges’ or ‘grants’, but rather obligatory rights guaranteed by the relevant international treaties
Muhammad Shehada, Chief of Programs and Communications at Euro-Med Monitor
Stojberg demanded hundreds of Syrian refugees to comply with the decision to deport them their country, stating that Syria is no longer dangerous.
Press Release – Euro Med Monitor Geneva – A Member of the Danish Parliament and former Minister of Immigration and Integration, Inger Stojberg, has made some high-handed statements on her Facebook account calling all Syrian refugees to return to their country. The Danish authorities …
Geneva – A Member of the Danish Parliament and former Minister of Immigration and Integration, Inger Stojberg, has made some high-handed statements on her Facebook account calling all Syrian refugees to return to their country. The Danish authorities must put an end to the rising volume of xenophobic speeches.
Stojberg demanded hundreds of Syrian refugees to comply with the decision to deport them their country, stating that Syria is no longer dangerous.
Turkey Provokes Claiming Greece Curbs Rights of “Turkish Minority”
Turkish minister Yavuz Selim Kiran pictured in Thessaloniki. Credit: Twitter/@yavuzselimkiran
Turkey on Wednesday accused Greece once more of violating the rights of its Muslim minority based in the north of the country.
Turkey’s Deputy Foreign Minister Yavuz Selim Kiran, while visiting Thessaloniki and the northern province of Thrace during which he met with who he described as “representatives of the Turkish community,” accused Greek authorities of curbing the religious and linguistic freedoms of the Muslim population there.
” width=”1080″>“We stand next to our ethnic kin who preserve their identity and religion despite the difficulties,” Kiran added.
Government plans repeal of lex-CEU and NGO law after European court rulings
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The Hungarian government this week announced it would amend or repeal two earlier legislative changes that caused widespread controversy and resulted in European court rulings declaring them unlawful.
Reports emerged Monday that a 2017 law on higher education, known as lex-CEU, would be modified after a ruling last year by the European Court of Justice (ECJ) that found it violated European Union law. The law resulted in Central European University (CEU) - one of Hungary s premier higher education institutions - moving the majority of its operations to Vienna. The European Commission earlier launched an infringement proceeding against Hungary over the law.