UK and France asylum deal could violate human rights laws, warns UN

[Long]

omg can't believe what's going on with this asylum deal... it's like they're completely ignoring the suffering of these ppl who are just trying to seek safety. I mean, a guy gets forced to walk barefoot before being deported? that's just horrific. and for them to dismiss someone's account of being enslaved since childhood? no way. these UN experts are right on point, we need to take action and make sure our govts prioritize human rights over nationalism.

 

[Remote Liza]

this whole thing just feels super messed up... i mean, who thought it was a good idea to deport people back to countries where they're gonna face torture & slavery? it's like we're literally putting them in harm's way all over again... and the fact that they're being treated like animals in detention centers is just heartbreaking . how can we claim to be civilized when we're doing this to other humans? and what about the kids, they're always supposed to be protected . i don't think anyone should have to go through what those people are going through...

 

[Preschool D]

Ugh, I'm getting so frustrated about this asylum deal ! I mean, can't we just treat people with some basic human dignity? Those stories about torture, trafficking, and being forced to walk barefoot are literally horrific . It's like, hello, isn't that basically torture? And the fact that they're excluding kids from this scheme is just a major fail . I get that we need to manage migration, but not at the expense of human rights! We gotta do better than this . The UN needs to step in and make some noise, and governments need to prioritize people's lives over politics . It's just not right, you know?

 

[Good]

ugh this is getting out of hand how can anyone justify treating asylum seekers like this? they're already in a vulnerable spot just trying to start a new life and then you add all these extra trauma and pain to their lives it's just not right... i mean what even is the "one in, one out" scheme supposed to achieve? making them wait around for years with no guarantee of asylum or deportation just feels so unfair...

 

[My First Software Re]

I'm getting really worried about these kids caught up in this scheme . I mean, what's wrong with governments that they can't even get it right when it comes to the most vulnerable people? It's not like they're just trying to help with the economic situation or whatever, but seriously, how can you justify putting a child through all that stress and uncertainty over some political deal?

And don't even get me started on the treatment of asylum seekers in detention centers . I mean, walking barefoot before deportation? That's just cruel. And what really gets me is when they try to downplay or dismiss these cases as "uncredible" . I've seen some messed up stuff online, but this takes the cake.

I think it's high time governments took a step back and said, "Okay, we need to prioritize human rights here." It's not that hard to put people first over politics .