17条出来了!

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Permanent exchange of information

1. Nominating contact points within 24 hours to allow daily exchanges and coordination to achieve the gradual, controlled and orderly movement of persons along the Western Balkans route;


2. Submitting joint needs assessments for EU support within 24 hours;


Limiting Secondary Movements
3. Discouraging the movement of refugees or migrants to the border of another country of the region without informing neighbouring countries;

Supporting refugees and providing shelter and rest

4. Increasing the capacity to provide temporary shelter, food, health, water and sanitation to all in need; triggering the EU Civil Protection Mechanism where necessary;

5. Greece to increase reception capacity to 30,000 places by the end of the year, and to support UNHCR to provide rent subsidies and host family programmes for at least 20,000 more – a pre-condition to make the emergency relocation scheme work; Financial support for Greece and UNHCR is expected;

6. Working with the UNHCR who will support the increase of reception capacities by 50,000 places along the Western Balkans route;


7. Working with International Financial Institutions such as the European Investment Bank, the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development and the Development Bank of the Council of Europe which are ready to support financially efforts of the countries willing to make use of these resources;

Managing the migration flows together

8. Ensuring a full capacity to register arrivals, with maximum use of biometric data;

9. Exchanging information on the size of flows and, where requested, on all arriving refugees and migrants on a country's territory;

10. Working with EU Agencies to swiftly put in place this exchange of information;

11. Stepping up national and coordinated efforts to return migrants not in need of international protection, working with Frontex;

12. Working with the European Commission and Frontex to step up practical cooperation on readmission with third countries and intensifying cooperation in particular with Afghanistan, Bangladesh and Pakistan; Commission to work to implement existing readmission agreements fully and start work on new readmission agreements with relevant countries;


Border Management

13. Increase efforts to manage borders, including by:

Finalising and implementing the EU-Turkey Action Plan;


Making full use of the potential of the EU-Turkey readmission agreement and the visa liberalisation roadmap;


Upscaling the Poseidon Sea Joint Operation in Greece;


Reinforcing Frontex support at the border between Bulgaria and Turkey;


Strengthening border cooperation between Greece and the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia, with increased UNHCR engagement;


Greece and the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia and Albania will strengthen the management of the external land border, with Frontex to support registration in Greece;

Working together with Frontex to monitor border crossings and support registration and fingerprinting at the Croatian-Serbian border crossing points;

Deploying in Slovenia 400 police officers and essential equipment within a week, through bilateral support;


Strengthening the Frontex Western Balkans Risk Analysis Network with intensified reporting from all participants;

Making use, where appropriate of the Rapid Border Intervention Team (RABIT) mechanism, which should be duly equipped;



14. Reconfirming the principle of refusing entry to third country nationals who do not confirm a wish to apply for international protection (in line with international and EU refugee law and subject to prior non-refoulement and proportionality checks);


Tackling smuggling and trafficking

15. Stepping up actions against migrant smuggling and trafficking of human beings with support of Europol, Frontex and Interpol;


Information on the rights and obligations of refugees and migrants

16. Making use of all available communication tools to inform refugees and migrants about existing rules, as well as about their rights and obligations, notably on the consequences of a refusal to be registered, fingerprinted and of a refusal to seek protection where they are;


Monitoring
17. Monitoring the implementation of these commitments on a weekly basis; Commission to coordinate with national contact points.

宝宝乖乖

看看第三点， 是不是奥地利会被德国玩死？

ari

本来屁事没有过自己的小日子，你说非搞这么多事情出来到底是为什么？ 除了疯了，没有更好的解释。

dickteddy

不能完全批评，最起码德国总算明白了自己无上限的接受难民是不可能的了。
但这17条对抑制难民潮起不了根本性作用。因为难民潮的根本不是躲避战乱而是想到一个高生活质量的国家并且留下来，所以德国和瑞典才会成为首选。
德国如果不自己从根本上降低难民生活标准，加大遣返力度，只靠这17条，难民潮只会减缓，不会停止。

pipikaka

dickteddy 发表于 2015-10-26 12:17
不能完全批评，最起码德国总算明白了自己无上限的接受难民是不可能的了。
但这17条对抑制难民潮起不了根本 ...

好多难民都拿到国籍了，遣返顶毛线用啊。

AngelsDaddy

一群弱智半天就弄出这么个脑残玩意

宝宝乖乖

就是没用！ 你看东欧都不同意！ 克罗地亚已经表示不会安置难民！

zhiga_xi

挨着德国的国家，真倒霉。怪不得英国。。。。。

asdre

混蛋一群

greenair

zhiga_xi 发表于 2015-10-26 13:35
挨着德国的国家，真倒霉。怪不得英国。。。。。

英国也担心啊，现在不在申根区不怕那些只拿到永居而不是国籍的，但一旦过了4-8年拿到国籍就麻烦了，因为肯定会有一批要来英国这边的，当初一大批索马里难民拿到了荷兰护照后就转身跑到英国来了，来和这边早就来的一大批索马里移民扎堆儿了。

kiwi1611

greenair 发表于 2015-10-26 15:02
英国也担心啊，现在不在申根区不怕那些只拿到永居而不是国籍的，但一旦过了4-8年拿到国籍就麻烦了，因为 ...

以后英国，美国都甩了德国，恢复人人签证时代

德国护照人见人怕

泡馍王子

没啥卵用

其实要解决问题很简单，就像美国对付非法移民那样，不管吃不管住，不发一分钱，你想来干别人不愿意干的工作可以，但别惹事，一旦犯了丁点儿大的错哪怕开车超速，马上抓起来坚决遣返。

zhiga_xi

greenair 发表于 2015-10-26 15:02
英国也担心啊，现在不在申根区不怕那些只拿到永居而不是国籍的，但一旦过了4-8年拿到国籍就麻烦了，因为 ...

跟美国的担心一样

Prony

然并卵