U.N., rights groups impact EU breeze devise on migrants

The United Nations and tellurian rights groups uttered low concerns Tuesday about a European Union’s skeleton to send thousands of migrants behind to Turkey amid fears a nation can't scrupulously yield for them.

EU and Turkish leaders concluded to a extended outlines of a understanding that would radically outsource Europe’s interloper emergency.

For each migrant sent back, a EU would take in one Syrian refugee, so perplexing to forestall a need for people to set out on dangerous sea journeys, mostly organised by unethical smugglers.

The United Nations and rights groups are not assured that Turkey is a protected destination. More than 2.7 million refugees, many from Syria, are in Turkey.

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