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Germany Deports 28 Afghan Nationals Following Taliban Takeover in 2021

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Germany has deported 28 Afghan nationals back to their homeland for the first time since August 2021, when the Taliban took power in Afghanistan. The deportations were carried out on a chartered Qatar Airways flight from Leipzig airport to Kabul. German Interior Minister Nancy Faeser stated that the move was a security issue for Germany, while Chancellor Olaf Scholz described it as a clear sign that those who commit crimes will be deported. The deportations came after a deadly knife attack in Solingen, and are seen as a symbolic gesture before elections. It is unlikely that this move will lead to a wider thawing of relations between Germany and the Taliban, given that Germany does not have diplomatic relations with the Taliban.

  1. AF
    Taliban
    1. Due to its continued propaganda, effective immediately, the Ministry for the Propagation of Virtue and the Prevention of Vice will not provide any support or cooperation with UNAMA (United Nations Assistance Mission in Afghanistan), which will be considered an opposing side.
  2. DE
    Steffen Hebestreit
    Christian Democratic Union
    1. The security interests of Germany clearly outweigh the claim for protection of criminals and individuals endangering national security.
    2. These were Afghan nationals, all of whom were convicted offenders who had no right to stay in Germany and against whom deportation orders had been issued.
  3. DE
    Olaf Scholz
    Social Democratic Party of Germany
    1. It is a clear signal: Those who commit crimes cannot count on us not deporting.
  4. GB
    Amnesty International
    1. We all have human rights – and no one should be deported to a country where there is risk of torture.

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sources

  1. 1.The Times of India
  2. 2.Al Jazeera
  3. 3.CNN
  4. 4.CTV News
  5. 5.Daily Sabah
  6. 6.Le Monde
  7. 7.France 24
  8. 8.The Times
  9. 9.Agence France-Presse
  10. 10.Der Spiegel
  11. 11.Deutsche Presse-Agentur
  12. 12.Reuters

perspectives

  1. 1.Islamic Terrorism
  2. 2.Crimes
  3. 3.Immigration to Europe
  4. 4.Homicide
  5. 5.Rise of Far-Right in Europe
  6. 6.Scholz Coalition in Germany
  7. 7.Terrorist Attacks in Europe
  8. 8.Stabbings
  9. 9.Schengen Area

countries

  1. 1.AfghanistanAF
  2. 2.BulgariaBG
  3. 3.GermanyDE
  4. 4.Palestine, State ofPS
  5. 5.QatarQA
  6. 6.Syrian Arab RepublicSY

organizations

  1. 1.TalibanAF
  2. 2.Alternative for GermanyDE
  3. 3.Islamic State
  4. 4.Qatar AirwaysQA
  5. 5.Amnesty InternationalGB
  6. 6.ISIS-K
  7. 7.Social Democratic Party
  8. 8.Boeing CoUS
  9. 9.Christian Democratic Union
  10. 10.ISIL
  11. 11.United Nations
  12. 12.United Nations Assistance Mission in Afghanistan

persons

  1. 1.Steffen HebestreitDE
  2. 2.Nancy FaeserDE
  3. 3.Olaf ScholzDE
  4. 4.Annalena BaerbockDE
  5. 5.Angela MerkelDE
  6. 6.Ashraf Ghani
  7. 7.Björn HöckeDE
  8. 8.Claudia Otto
  9. 9.Julia Duchrow
  10. 10.Sophie Tanno

technicals

  1. 1.Islam
  2. 2.Christianity
Germany Deports 28 Afghan Nationals Following Taliban Takeover in 2021