HRW criticises US deportations to Africa as exploiting migrant suffering
Most outlets led with the Human Rights Watch (HRW) claim that US deportations to African countries "instrumentalise human suffering" and violate international law. All excerpts noted the report's assertion that the policy deters immigration by exploiting migrants' plight. 24 News HD and Arab News Pakistan mentioned the Trump administration’s involvement and the signing of agreements with Latin American countries, while ARY News focused on the timing of Trump’s return to the White House in January 2025.
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US deportations to African countries unlawful and exploit suffering: HRW
WASHINGTON - Campaign group Human Rights Watch (HRW) says the deportation of migrants from the US to third-party African countries is against the law and exploits suffering to deter migration.
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US expulsions to Africa ‘instrumentalize human suffering’: HRW
Human Rights Watch reports that the US is violating international law by deporting migrants to African nations, using their plight as a deterrent for immigration. This criticism follows the Trump administration’s agreements with several countries to accept such deportations.
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US expulsions to Africa 'instrumentalise human suffering': HRW
The US policy of deporting migrants to third-party African countries is against international law and exploits suffering to deter immigration, Human Rights Watch said in a report Thursday.
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US expulsions to Africa ‘instrumentalise human suffering’: HRW
After Donald Trump's return to the White House in January 2025, his administration signed accords with countries in Latin America....
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