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Germany and Austria push Syrian refugee returns post-Assad, citing safety, but critics warn of risks and violations.
Germany and Austria are accelerating efforts to return Syrian refugees, citing the fall of Bashar al-Assad’s regime, with Germany’s chancellor declaring asylum no longer justified and offering financial incentives for voluntary return.
Despite over a million Syrians returning since late 2024, many in Germany and Austria fear deportation, citing unsafe conditions in Syria, ongoing reconstruction challenges, and the risk of labor shortages in vital sectors.
The U.S. also moved to end protections for Syrians, though a court blocked the action.
Human rights groups warn that forced returns violate international law and could endanger lives, emphasizing that safe, voluntary repatriation is essential.
Alemania y Austria empujan a los refugiados sirios a regresar después de Assad, citando la seguridad, pero los críticos advierten sobre los riesgos y las violaciones.