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Italy’s offshore migrant detention camps in Albania remain nearly empty due to legal and human rights issues, despite government efforts to expand the program.
One year after Italy opened migrant detention centers in northern Albania, the facilities near Shengjin and Gjader remain largely empty due to legal challenges and poor conditions.
Italian courts have blocked deportations, citing violations of EU law and issues with Italy’s list of "safe" countries.
Of 132 people sent to the camps, only 32 were repatriated, with unclear details on others' destinations.
Human rights groups report at least nine suicide attempts and 21 cases of self-mutilation.
Legal experts say detaining migrants in non-EU countries violates EU standards.
Italy’s far-right government continues pushing the program, hoping a new EU "return regulation" will legalize offshore detention.
Albania’s leader has resisted replication, calling the model untested.
Los campamentos de detención de migrantes en alta mar de Italia en Albania permanecen casi vacíos debido a problemas legales y de derechos humanos, a pesar de los esfuerzos del gobierno por expandir el programa.