The German Government Wants To Allow Syrian Refugees to Travel Back to Their Home Country for A Limited Time Without Losing Their Protection Status in Germany, a Spokeswoman of the Interior Ministry Said on Wednesday.
Legally, Refugees Can Lose their Asylum Protection Status If They Visit their Home Country What They Left In Fear of Persecution.
Since the Fall of Syrian Autocrat Bashar Assad Last December, Berlin Has Restarted Diplomatic Relations with Syriaand Reopened Its Embassy in Damascus.
Why is Germany Making this proposition?
Under the proposition, Syrian’s with Refugee Status in Germany would definitely be enabled to return to their dwelling nation for a period of 4 Weeks, or Two separate two-week intervals
The Purpose of the Proposition is to permit Syrian to Decide to Return Volunteer, a Spokesper for the Federal Ministry of the Interior Said.
“To do that, People from Syria Must be Able to See for Themelves – For Example, Whether [their] Houses are Still Standing, Whether their Family Member Are Still Active and So Forth. “
Search Brows by way of the request for making it doable for an incredible of evacues to return to their nation, if the situation in Syria Further Stabilited, The Spokeswoman Added.
The Visits Should “Under Certain Strict Conditions” and if they provide for a everlasting return ”tosyria that that need to make the most of this Exemption would definitely want the appropriat migration authorities, the spokeswoman Said.
CSU Turns Down Proposition
Germany’s Christian Socialist Union (CSU) and Its Bavarian State Interior Minister However Reject the Proposal.
Bavarian State’s Interior Minister Joachim Herrmann Descredbed the Proposed Visits As “Vacation Trips Under The Guise of Fact-Finding Trips” Herrmann Argued Against “Uncontrolled Travel” Between Germany Andsyria Instead, He Preferred A Collaborated Option Within Europe Rather Than “National Solo Efforts”.
The CSU, which Won the Majority of Votes in Germany’s February Election Along with Its Partner the Christian Democratic Union (CDU), Is Readied to Take Control of the Federal Interior In Theupcoming Government the Union Plans to Significantly Tighten Migration Policies.
The Next Day After Assad’s December Ouster, German Authorities Froze Asylum Proceedings From Syrian Citizens, Alongside Several Other European Countries.
More than 1 million Syrian, A Number of Whom Fled Their Homeland During the Bloody Civil War, Reside in Germany.
Edited by: Rana Taha
