InfoMigrants By ANSA Published on : 2021/04/15
Italy s national detainee rights chief has said that severe problems remain at the country s migrant repatriation centers (CPRs). He is calling for structural changes as well as legislative intervention.
Italy s detainee rights ombudsman Mauro Palma wrote in a report published Tuesday that migrants at repatriation centers were exposed to problems that weigh irremediably on [their] rights.
He called for structural improvements and on local health authorities to regularly check on hygiene conditions at CPRs. He also said that migrants at CPRs should have the possibility to make and receive telephone calls.
Palma said that CPRs rudimentary architecture lacked spaces for socializing and worship, which also increases tension.
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InfoMigrants By ANSA Published on : 2021/02/12
A dozen human rights associations have accused public prosecutors in Trieste, northeastern Italy, of not protecting the rights of asylum seekers. They say prosecutors failed to act when underage asylum seekers were housed in facilities for adults for months.
A group of twelve Italian associations published a statement on Tuesday, February 9, calling on local and national authorities to do more to protect the rights of underage asylum seekers in the Trieste area.
The organizations accused public prosecutor s office at the Trieste juvenile court of not acting in cases where the rights of underage migrants and refugees had been violated. In particular, they said, the authorities had failed to ensure the activation of an age assessment and the authorities had shown a differential treatment of people at the border that has no support in current law.