STaking a nap on the streets and relying on charity for food in France, a 25 -year -old Irritria person riding in a dingi bound for Dover in the hope that he could avoid a better life in Britain.
Instead, he was taken to a detention center on fast arrival and eventually told that he was to be. The first of the first migrants to be sent back to France under a very one-in-out deal of Sir Kir Stmper With President Emmanuel Macron.
But the man challenged his exile at a final-khai court hearing, arguing that he faced the real risk of homeless and destruction after returning to France.
His case was successful, delaying his exile, when he offers evidence about the claim of a modern slavery, but others are not so lucky, This week, two migrants have been sent to Paris on passenger flights so far.
Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood The plan has been launched, Saying that it was “an important first step to secure our boundaries”, the pilot stays at least till June 2026 with the program.
But concerns have been raised by the lawyers as to whether there is an attempt to challenge the exile about the reception, if any, the migrants will get the migrants. Paris,
When he was asked in a screening interview on arrival in Britain, why did he not claim asylum in France, the 25 -year -old Eritrea said that “he watched many people sleeping on the streets” stated that “no support”.
During his brief time in the country, he received food from a donation and slept on the streets with two friends, who were receiving financial assistance from the French government.
Another Irritria National High Court told on Thursday That he was homeless, destitute and in fear for his life while being briefly on the streets of Paris, while on his journey to Britain.
He said that his time in refugee camps in Dunkark strengthened his belief that he would not “be safe in France”, he said.
In the first Erritria case, Sonali Naik KC said that about one -third of the shelter seekers in France have not been accommodated. He said that his customer who traveled Italy To go to France, it was advisable that he would not get housing if he claims asylum in France.
French refugee Charity Utopia 56 said that migrants returned to France under the “One in, One Out” deal.
“After that, it is still not clear, they will usually be referred to for various features, such as the CAES centers but all the centers are still filled,” Angel Wetorreo told the charity.
CAES centers are transit sites, which aim to evaluate and redirect the position of a refugee seeker.
Ms. Vetorello said that the waiting list for Sharan Awas is particularly long in Paris, where migrants are being returned under the “One in, One Out” deal.
France uses a reception center for long -term shelters, called CADA. This includes shared and private houses in apartment buildings, and by the end of 2024, funded at 49,190 locations across CADA across France.
In these centers, those who seek refuge are usually able to cook for themselves in shared kitchens, but they do not qualify for this housing if they are under the Dublin process.
Under the Dublin process, an refuge seeker in France can be returned to another European country, such as Italy or Greece, if the migrants first arrive in that country. In the first case under the “One in, One Out” deal to reach the High Court, Eritrea successfully delayed its exile, traveling through Italy to visit France.
Ms. Naik Casey argued that “she is a real risk of being disappointing”, saying: “She is a possible Dublin case, to be in Italy”.
Shri Justice Sheldon allowed the migrants to delay their exile so that a smuggling claim could be properly considered, but he said that he is not believed that “it was a real risk that this special contender would be disastrous if he came back to France … although there are clearly difficulties with refugee housing rule in France”.
The Home Office has argued that while a significant proportion of asylum seekers is not kept in France, the French government still supports them financially.
A note trusted in court stated that France “provides an additional daily allowance to those who are not adjusted for free”, while admitting that “there are challenges with the demand for asylum housing”.
Since 2020, two decisions from the European Court of Human Rights have found that France violated its obligations under the Human Rights Act to provide housing.
The first migrant was sent back under “One in, One Out”, who is considered an Indian citizen, will voluntarily be given the option to return to India or face exile.
To be failed asylum seeker Which is sent back to the entire channel, UK would receive someone in turn, first migrants expected to come from France later this week.