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"Mr President, we are profoundly concerned at the excessive haste with which hundreds of people from outside the Community have in recent days been deported from Italy to Libya, in particular at the lack of transparency in the procedures used. We fear that the conduct of the Italian Government could gravely compromise the fundamental right to seek asylum and the principle of non
which prohibits the forced return of persons to a territory in which there is a risk that they will suffer grave violations of their civil rights.
Italy has the option of seeking assistance from Europe and the international community and, even more so, it has the duty to admit refugees seeking asylum within its territory without any form of discrimination. Amnesty International has also sought more information on the current procedures and on their compliance with national and international laws. According to these laws, an asylum seeker has the right to legal assistance, to an interpreter and to make contact with the UN High Commissioner for Refugees and non-governmental organisations, all of which the Italian Government has in fact prevented, in violation of the principles and values of the European Community."@en1
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