A controversial plan to return around 1,500 refugees has been announced, drawing sharp opposition from human rights organizations who argue the move violates international protections. Authorities insist the decision follows legal procedures, though concerns persist over the safety and conditions awaiting those affected. The first phase of deportations is set to proceed amid growing debates over asylum policies and humanitarian obligations. Critics warn of potential long-term consequences for vulnerable individuals involved.
About 1,500 refugees are to be sent back in the first phase, despite criticism from rights groups.
