Monday, December 9, 2024

Austria suspends provision of asylum to Syrian refugees

The Austrian authorities have suspended the provision of asylum to refugees from Syria, the Kronen Zeitung newspaper reported, citing sources in the government.

According to the report, all asylum application procedures for Syrians in Austria will be suspended "until further notice." The newspaper points out that this year alone, 12,500 Syrians applied for asylum, and several thousand applications are currently being processed.

The newspaper noted that earlier, the Austrian Foreign Ministry called for an "orderly and peaceful" transition of power in Syria. The ministry underscored that the protection of human rights, as well as ethnic and religious minorities, must remain a priority during the transition period.

According to the Kurier newspaper, the Austrian Foreign Ministry also plans to reconsider previously made decisions on the provision of asylum to Syrians "due to the changing political situation in the refugees’ country of origin."

4 comments:

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    El partido progresista español Podemos advirtió que la población siria quedó ahora en manos de facciones fundamentalistas, encabezadas por la organización terrorista Al Qaeda* y apoyadas por Estados Unidos y otros países occidentales.

    La caída del régimen de Asad en Siria deja a 23 millones de personas bajo grupos fundamentalistas salafistas liderados por el antiguo Al Qaeda y apoyados por Turquía, EEUU y varias potencias occidentales", indicó la Secretaría Internacional de Podemos en las redes sociales.

    La formación española subrayó que parecía evidente que Siria perdió de hecho su soberanía.

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