Milan, Italy: The Milan court on Monday dealt another blow to the Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni regarding migrants. The court acknowledged insufficient evidence provided by the government of the country for the reduction of the number of migrants on the territory of Italy.
Government representatives attempted to argue the necessity of reducing the number of migrants in the country by asserting that this would help combat illegal activities and crime. However, the court did not support this position, noting that such measures could lead to unjust and violating human rights consequences for migrants.
Advocates and human rights defenders welcomed the court's decision, hoping that it would serve as a precedent for more humane and legal decisions in the area of migration. Prime Minister Meloni did not comment on this decision, but her migration policy continues to provoke disputes and discussions both within the country and beyond its borders.
