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The European parliament has passed sweeping changes to the EU's migration laws in a move that supporters hailed as historic but NGOs said was a step backwards for human rights. Devised after Europe’s 2015 migration crisis in which 1.3 million people – mostly Syrian refugees – crossed into the bloc, the pact will establish border centres to hold people while asylum requests are vetted and speed up any deportations. In the name of European solidarity, it requires EU member states to either take in thousands of asylum seekers from frontline states such as Italy and Greece, or provide money or other resources to the most under-pressure nations. Particularly controversial measures include sending asylum seekers to countries outside the EU that are deemed “safe”, if a person has some ties to that country, and taking facial images and fingerprints from children as young as six. Protesters chanting 'this pact kills, vote no!' interrupted the proceedings, and further demonstrations took place outside the parliament building in Brussels. More than 160 rights organisations including Amnesty International, Human Rights Watch and the International Rescue Committee denounced the deal, arguing it would lead to greater suffering, less protection and more rights violations. Follow the link in bio to read the Guardian's Europe correspondent Jon Henley’s analysis.

The European parliament has passed sweeping changes to the EU's migration laws in a move that supporters hailed as historic but NGOs said was a step backwards for human rights. Devised after Europe’s 2015 migration crisis in which 1.3 million people – mostly Syrian refugees – crossed into the bloc, the pact will establish border centres to hold people while asylum requests are vetted and speed up any deportations. In the name of European solidarity, it requires EU member states to either take in thousands of asylum seekers from frontline states such as Italy and Greece, or provide money or other resources to the most under-pressure nations. Particularly controversial measures include sending asylum seekers to countries outside the EU that are deemed “safe”, if a person has some ties to that country, and taking facial images and fingerprints from children as young as six. Protesters chanting 'this pact kills, vote no!' interrupted the proceedings, and further demonstrations took place outside the parliament building in Brussels. More than 160 rights organisations including Amnesty International, Human Rights Watch and the International Rescue Committee denounced the deal, arguing it would lead to greater suffering, less protection and more rights violations. Follow the link in bio to read the Guardian's Europe correspondent Jon Henley’s analysis.

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