Deportees

• Esperti per i diritti umani lanciano un raro appello pubblico mentre gli espulsi dagli Stati Uniti descrivono di essere detenuti in condizioni 'simili a quelle di un carcere'. • Esperti per i diritti umani delle Nazioni Unite hanno rivolto un raro appello pubblico alla Guinea Equatoriale, esortando il paese dell'Africa occidentale a interrompere i piani di rimandare gli espulsi dagli Stati Uniti nei loro paesi d'origine, dove rischiano violenza politica, tortura e morte. • La dichiarazione, cofirmata da un rappresentante della Commissione Africana dei Diritti dell'Uomo e dei Popoli, aumenta la pressione diplomatica sulla Guinea Equatoriale, uno dei regimi più repressivi al mondo, affinché rispetti gli standard internazionali dei diritti umani ed eviti il refoulement, ovvero l'espulsione di persone verso paesi in cui rischiano persecuzioni. Continua a leggere...

15 South American migrants and asylum seekers deported from the U.S. to the DRC are now living in uncertainty in a country an with ongoing armed conflict, where they have no ties.(Image credit: Schalk Van Zuydam)

Central American country to receive up to 25 migrants a day expelled as part of Trump’s immigration crackdownSign up for the Breaking News US email to get newsletter alerts in your inboxThe Costa Rican government has agreed to receive up to 25 deported migrants a week from the United States, the latest deal in the Trump administration’s unprecedented efforts to deport scores of people to “third countries”.With the new agreement, Costa Rica seeks a closer alliance with Donald Trump’s government, which has been securing cooperation from other Central American countries in accepting deportees from other nations who have been detained by US immigration agents. Continue reading...

Dozens said they weren’t given chance to arrange care for their kids after being deported at short notice, study showsThe Trump administration is deporting a significant number of parents without asking them if they have children or allowing them to decide whether to bring their children with them, in apparent violation of its own policies, a major report has found.In interviews with dozens of parents deported to Honduras, as well as physicians and psychologists, government officials and staff at reception centers for deportees, researchers found that many parents were deported quickly after they were detained, without a chance to arrange for the care of their children. Continue reading...

Two deportees sent to Eswatini were from Somalia, one was from Sudan and another was from TanzaniaThe government of Eswatini announced on Thursday it received four more “third country” deportees from the United States, as part of the Trump administration’s multimillion-dollar deal with the small African nation.Now a total of 19 deportees from the US have been sent to Eswatini even as they hail from other countries, amid the Trump administration’s continued anti-immigrant crackdown and changes to immigration policy. Continue reading...