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A Italian naval ship lands 49 people in Albania in a third transfer under a controversial 2023 deal between Rome and Tirana.
An Italian naval ship has brought 49 people to an Albanian port as Rome resumes the controversial transfer of migrants to the Balkan nation.
Italian officials said the ship docked at Shengjin’s port on Tuesday morning, and disintegrated the group. At the end of last year, Italian judges ruled against a pair of shipments, Rome’s third attempt to process the shelter claims in Albania and ordered those to return.
The right -wing Italian government signed a controversial agreement on transfer with Albania in November 2023 and built two reception centers. It was killed by an European Union nation to move migrants to a non-European Union country for processing.
49 people are scheduled to be tested at a reception center at the port. He will then be taken to about 22 kilometers (14 mi), Gajadar Housing Center in the east.
The previous attempt to move the processing of migrants to Albania follows failures in October and November. Italian judges refused to approve the custody of two small groups at Albanian centers, deciding that the migrants were not sufficient for them to face the possibility of being sent back by the centers.
Cases have been sent to the European Court of Justice (ECJ), which had previously established that asylum applicants cannot undergo a fast-track process that can give rise to repatriation if their home countries are not completely safe It is believed.
The ECJ is ready to review Italy’s plan in the coming weeks, to clarify if it is in compliance with the European Union Law.
‘Cruel experiment’
The agreement between Rome and Tirana has given shelter to 3,000 people intercepted by Italian Coast Guard in international water every month and is given shelter for possible refuge in Italy or Rep by refraction.
Italy has agreed to welcome migrants that are given asylum, while whose applications are rejected directly to face exile from Albania.
The deal was killed because many states of the European Union tried to take a joyful immigration stance, which was under pressure from the far right.
Rights groups have questioned whether the deal complies with international law. Amnesty International has called the Center “a stain on the Italian government”.
So far this year, 3,704 migrants have reached Italy, more than double the number of last year when 1,305 reached. Last year, 66,317 migrants arrived Italy, declining 58 percent from the previous year.
