A group of 65 migrants reached Panama City after leaving a dangerous jungle region near Colombia.
Panama has released 65 migrants that were held in a remote camp after being expelled from the United States and told them that they have at least 30 days to leave the Central American country.
Officers SAID said that people announced on Saturday will have the option of extending their stay at Panama for 90 days, which will allow them to start the legal process of rehabilitating or returning to their homeland.
Was released from this group DarinAn important transition path to a dangerous jungle region near the Colombia border and many immigrants from South America. He was in the camp in the middle of February after the deportation of the United States.
The rights group argue that release was a way to wash the hands of Panama in the wake of human rights criticism.
Many of the release Migrant He said that violence and repression are fleeing in China, Russia, Pakistan, Afghanistan, Iran, Nepal and other countries.
As part of the policy of the immigrant deportation of the US administration, Panama signed a contract with Washington, under which they were abducted from third-country migrants and accepted the responsibility of their resurrection or rehabilitation.
Immigration lawyers and rights groups have condemned this system as cruel, as it allows the United States to export its deportation process.
Hundreds of refugees occupied at the Panama City Hotel begged to help their windows, and when they were afraid to return to their country, the agreement included human rights concerns.
According to the International refugee law, people have the right to apply for shelter while escaping from conflict or harassment, and they cannot be forcibly sent home.
Help migrants, refused to return to their country, sent Darrin, where they spent weeks in poor situations, their phones were unable to make legal counseling, and they were not told where they were going.
Taking the migrants released on Saturday .The 27 -year -old Nikita Gaponov was in a bus. Since the LGBTQ+ part of the community, he escaped from Russia due to repression and said he was taken into custody at the US border but was not allowed to claim shelter.
Hayatullah Ome, 29 -year -old escaped Afghanistan The Taliban was released on Saturday after taking control of the Taliban and is also in legal Limbo, screaming to find a way to move back to his homeland.
“I cannot go back to Afghanistan under any circumstances… it is under the control of the Taliban and they want to kill me. How can I go back? “”
Panamania officials also denied the allegation of abuse of immigrants, but stopped journalists from entering the camp and canceled the planned press gift last week.