Migration - No deportation of Yazidi women and children
Thuringia still does not want to deport Yazidi women and minors to Iraq. A corresponding regulation has now been extended until the beginning of April, according to a letter from the Thuringian Ministry of the Interior, which is available to the German Press Agency. According to the letter, the suspension of deportations is ordered for humanitarian and international law reasons. For example, so-called "Gerfährderinnen" and "Gefährder" are exempt from the regulation.
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- Despite the ongoing migration discussions in Germany, Thuringia continues to advocate against the deportation of Yazidi women and children to Iraq.
- The German Press Agency reported that the Thuringian Ministry of the Interior has extended the suspension of Yazidi woman and minor deportations to Iraq until April's beginning, citing humanitarian and international law reasons.
- In Erfurt, the Yazidi community has expressed gratitude for Thuringia's policy towards their members, as many have faced persecution and displacement in Iraq.
- The German media has highlighted the importance of this decision, emphasizing the need for protection and support for vulnerable groups like the Yazidi women and children.
Source: www.stern.de
