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Teroristai daro nusikaltimus, neįtikėtina.Parašė R.D. Rodyti pranešimąKomentuoti:
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Tai aišku kad nedaro. Juk anglijoje buvo net parlamento tyrimas, kodėl policija nedirba ties organizuota prekyba žmonėmis ir išaiškėjo, kad policija "bijo būti laikoma rasistine". Mat tose organizacijose pagal suėmimus apie 90% buvo arabų tautybės asmenys.Parašė Dreamer Rodyti pranešimą
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Nieko keisto, UK policija viena nekompetetingiausių Europoje.Parašė Dreamer Rodyti pranešimąKomentuoti:
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taip kelio kartos turbut pasikeis, ne veltui Moze zydus vedziojo po dykuma, kad kelios kartos pasikeistu.Parašė R.D. Rodyti pranešimąKomentuoti:
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Įdomų tyrimą neseniai publikavo Danijos imigracijos ir integracijos ministerija: https://www.ft.dk/samling/20191/almd...36/2247791.pdf
The shocking revelation about Palestinians and crime in Denmark: the vast majority have been convicted of crimes
https://voz.us/the-shocking-revelati...rimes/?lang=en
1992 m. danai priėmė 321 palestinietį migrantą. 2019 m. 64% jų buvo pripažinti kaltais dėl nusikaltimų, 34% jų vaikų pripažinti kaltais dėl nusikaltimų.Komentuoti:
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Prancūzijos vidaus reikalų ministras nori deportuoti migrantus, net pažeidžiant Europos įstatymus susijusius su deportacija. Migrantus, kurie kelia pavojų deportuos, nelaukiant kol jie pateiks apeliaciją Europos žmogaus teisių teismui ir jei bus nuspręsta, kad pažeidė teises, Prancūzija mokės baudas. Taip pat, tie kuriuos bus nuspręsta deportuoti, bus sulaikomi 18 mėn. kol deportacijos pricedūra bus pabaigta, o ne 90 dienų (kaip yra dabar). Dar norima supaprastinti išsiuntimą iš šalies migrantų, kurie negauna pabėgėlio statuso, o tiems, kurie nešneka prancūziškai arba išpažįstą radikalų islamą, nesuteikti leidimo gyventi šalyje. Kad toks teisės aktas bus priimtas yra mažai vilčių, bet gera yra matyti, kad viena iš Europos didžiųjų šalių kažką pradeda daryti arba bent jau apie tai kalbėti. Galbūt tai pastūmės ir kitas šalis imtis veiksmų arba pakeisti Europos įstatymus susijusius su pabėgėliais ir migrantais, kurie yra atgyvenę ir nebetinkami dabartinei situacijai. Pacituosiu daugiau, nes straipsnis mokamas:
France is prepared to break European human rights law to expel “dangerous” foreigners as President Macron’s government pledges the toughest crackdown on immigration in 30 years.
Gérald Darmanin, the interior minister, said France would deport foreigners deemed a threat without waiting for the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) to hear their appeals. If their removal was judged to have violated the European Convention on Human Rights, Paris would pay a fine but not allow them back.
Darmanin has put forward legislation — which will also extend the period of time that someone can be held in detention without bringing a charge — designed to woo traditional centre and hard-right voters who would typically vote for the Republicans party or Marine Le Pen’s National Rally.Under the proposed bill, foreigners served with deportation notices could be detained for 18 months if they also have a criminal record or are on an intelligence agency watchlist while their expulsion process is handled. At the moment, they can only be detained for 90 days and are often released before the deportation procedure has been completed.
The minister also wants to make it easier to expel asylum claimants who fail to obtain refugee status and refuse residency permits to applicants who cannot speak French or who espouse radical Islam. Darmanin has drawn accusations that his hardline stance threatened to undermine Macron’s second term of office by jettisoning the pro-European values at the heart of the head of state’s agenda.Darmanin, who harbours aspirations for the Élysée Palace when Macron steps down at the end of his second term in 2027, declared there were “no taboos” in the fight against terrorism.
He is seeking to win right-wing support for his immigration bill, which will come before the Senate next month and the National Assembly in December.
Darmanin said that he had been justified in deporting two radical Islamists, one a convicted terrorist, to Russia even though the ECHR had said they would face torture there.
Without opposition support, Darmanin’s proposed legislation stands little chance of getting through both houses of parliament, where the government lacks an absolute majority.
Darmanin initially hoped to woo moderates on both left and right with a package that included a crackdown on asylum but also authorisation for illegal immigrants to stay in France if they found jobs in sectors where there were labour shortages.
Now the minister has given up hope of winning over the centre-left and is moving rightwards to woo Republicans MPs.Darmanin suggested that France had been right to expel two criminals from the mostly Muslim republic of Chechnya last year after one had served a jail sentence for participating in a terrorist plot and the second was accused by the French interior ministry of being an Islamist radical.
The ECHR said the expulsion violated the European Convention on Human Rights because of the risk that the Chechens would be tortured on their return to Russia.
Darmanin said: “I think the French people ... find that it makes sense that someone given a ten-year jail sentence for terrorist activities can be expelled because they are very dangerous.”
Fines ‘a price worth paying’ Unlike Braverman, however, he said there was no question of leaving the convention. He said France would instead circumvent the court by expelling foreigners deemed to be dangerous before it had time to give judgment. He added that he did not mind if that meant paying a fine.
“We used to wait until we had the opinion [of the ECHR] even if that meant keeping extremely dangerous people on our soil. Now we don’t wait. We expel and we wait to see what the court is going to say. The consequence of that is indeed a fine,” Darmanin told the Journal du Dimanche.
A source at the Ministry of the Interior said the court’s fines were only €3,000 and added that it often took three years to give judgment.
Darmanin said 89 “radicalised foreigners” had been expelled since the start of the year. He says his new immigration bill will facilitate the procedure by removing a ban on expelling foreign criminals if they are married to a French national or if they immigrated to France before the age of 13.Komentuoti:
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Kiek video matau, tai susidaro toks įspūdis, kad labiausiai lupa Vokietijoje. Prancūzijoje pirmomis dienomis ten buvo kažkiek susirėmimų, bet atrodo aprimo. Tuo tarpu Anglijoje nieko nedaro policija:
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Pro-Palestinos protestuotoją.Parašė Sula Rodyti pranešimą
Olandijoje panašu irgi nesismulkina, lupa iš kart už Palestinos vėliavos demonstracijas.
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Australai nuplukdo laivais ir paleidžia pakrantėje.Parašė rmss Rodyti pranešimą
Pirmiausia tai nereikia dalinti pilietybių vien už tai kad gimė EU.
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Paskutinis taisė Lettered; 2023.10.24, 09:51.Komentuoti:
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Realiai aukų artimieji gali į teismą paduoti tuos kairuoliškus politikus, kurie priima į šalį "pabėgėlius" be jokių dokumentų. Ir pas mus dar iš to pačio Briuselio atvažiuoja paraginti priimti visus nelegaliai kertančius sieną.Parašė suoliuojantis Rodyti pranešimąKomentuoti:
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O dažnai gali pakakti tiesiog geriau bendrauti su tų prieglobsčio prašytojų tėvynėmis, kur juos žymiai geriau pažįsta. Briuselio šaulys - pabėgęs iš kalėjimo tėvynėje, kur buvo nuteistas daugiau nei 26 metams už nusikalstamą veiklą
The Islamist gunman who shot dead two Swedish football fans in Brussels last weekend had escaped from a Tunisian prison where he was serving a long sentence, which prompted Tunisian officials to seek his extradition from Belgium, prosecutors have said.
Belgian authorities received the extradition request in August 2022 but it was not dealt with.
The justice minister, Vincent Van Quickenborne, resigned on Friday over what he called a “monumental error”.
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The attacker, 45-year-old Abdesalem Lassoued, had been sentenced “to more than 26 years in prison in Tunisia in 2005, but had escaped from prison in January 2011,” the prosecutor said. Tunisian authorities “signalled” the case on 1 July 2022 via Interpol, De Wolf said.
At that time the document mentioned only “a prison escape”, he said.
It was followed by a “series of annexes” six weeks later, but the file was lost at the prosecutor’s office.
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Kažkada ir Merkel sakė, kad multikultūralizmas nepaėjo.Parašė digital Rodyti pranešimąKomentuoti:
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Bet bent jau kažkokia pradžia. Būtent šiose šalyse valdantieji taip nekalbėdavo anksčiau.Parašė Dreamer Rodyti pranešimąKomentuoti:
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