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Italy: The Associazione Studi Giuridici sull'Immigrazione (ASGI) presents documents highlighting problems that would arise from the amendments made concerning new norms on asylum and family reunion

01 November 2008

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Raft of restrictive amendments under discussion, as new norms on asylum and family reunion come into force

See also: Italy: Institutionalising discrimination by Yasha Maccanico (Statewatch Bulletin, Vol 18 no 2 April-June 2008):

"The racist scape-goating of Roma and Sinti has paved the way for an ominous crackdown by the Berlusconi government with echoes of a terrible past and could lead to a shift to authoritarianism that will be difficult to reverse."

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