“Return to Bari tomorrow”, écrit The Republic. The first group of migrants arriving on Wednesday October 16 in the detention center just opened in the coastal town of Gjadër in Albania will finally be sent back to Italy. Their detention was deemed illegal by the court of the city of Rome which considered that “the two countries where the migrants come from, Bangladesh and Egypt, are not considered safe”. Following this decision, the 12 asylum seekers must be brought back to Italy because “they cannot stay in the centers but neither can they be left free on Albanian territory“, explain The Corriere della Sera. Starting tomorrow, they will board the military ship that took them to Albania, heading to Bari in Puglia. They will then be sent to a reception center where they can appeal within two weeks to obtain international protection.
The verdict of the Roman judges was predictable. In recent weeks, several Italian courts have already ruled in this direction, declaring several detentions of migrants illegal for similar reasons. Decisions to which is added “a judgment of the European Court of Justice
