Deportation to a third country
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Date: 25.7.18
Source: Haaretz, Lee Yaron
The voluntary exit program that has sent hundreds, possibly thousands, of African asylum seekers to Rwanda from Israel since 2014 has been frozen, Haaretz has learned. |
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Date: 18.6.18
Source: ynet, Amir Alon
Amnesty International accused Israel of "cruel and illegal" transfers of Eritrean and Sudanese asylum seekers in a report released Monday. |
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Date: 18.6.18
Source: Jerusalem Post, Tamara Zieve
Amnesty International slammed Israel for its deportations and “voluntary” transfers of African migrants in a report on Monday, titled: “Forced and Unlawful: Israel’s Deportations of Eritrean and Sudanese Asylum-Seekers to Uganda.”
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Date: 15.6.18
Source: ASSAF and the Forum for Refugee Rights in Israel
This document was issued in Hebrew by the member organizations of the Forum for Refugee Rights (ASSAF - Aid Organization for Refugees, Hotline for Refugees and Migrants, Amnesty International, Physicians for Human Rights, Kav La'Oved (Worker's Hotline) and ARDC - African |
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Date: 11.5.18
Source: Haaretz, Or Kashti
The Education Ministry has reprimanded a school principal who invited an activist from the U.S.-based New Israel Fund rights group to lecture students on the fight against deporting African asylum seekers. |
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Date: 3.5.18
Source: News deeply, Yotam Gidron
ISRAEL’S AFRICA DIPLOMACY has long been characterized by a large degree of informality and secrecy, and the charade surrounding the transfer of refugees from Israel to Uganda and Rwanda is no exception. |
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Date: 29.4.18
Source: +972, Joshua Leifer
The roughly 38,000 asylum seekers living in Israel, most of whom fled Eritrea and Sudan, again face an uncertain future. |
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Date: 28.4.18
Source: EastAfrican, Allan Olingo
Israel has abandoned a plan to forcibly deport African migrants, after failing to immediately find a willing country to take them in. |
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Date: 28.4.18
Source: Jerusalem Post, Mark Weiss
The government's plan to deport African asylum seekers has hit a major snag: No African country is willing to accept them.
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Date: 24.4.18
Source: Haaretz, Lee Yaron
Israel has admitted in court on Tuesday that its plan to relocate African asylum seekers has fallen through and that there is currently no possibility to forcibly deport them. |
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