Top German court says Afghan resettlement pledges cannot be revoked en masse
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Germany's top court ruled on Friday that the government cannot collectively cancel resettlement places promised to Afghans, requiring individual case assessments. The decision blocks en masse revocations of pledges made to Afghan refugees. The ruling ensures that each case is reviewed on its own merits, protecting individual rights.
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Protects resettlement promises to vulnerable Afghans
Germany's top court ruled that the government cannot simply cancel an entire swathe of resettlement places promised to Afghans.
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