06 January 2017
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"Slovenia may allow police to seal the borders to migrants and refugees in case of a new migration crisis affecting the country. The Slovenian government approved on the 5th of January amendments to the law regarding foreigners that will permit police forces to deny entry in Slovenia to migrants and refugees, without considering their asylum claims."
See the article: Slovenia closing doors to refugees (News That Moves, link)
See also: Slovenia: Proposals to strip refugees and asylum-seekers of their rights must be rejected (AI, link)
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