Austria halts family reunification
3 min
Available until 24/04/2028
On March 12, Austria’s new government announced a temporary suspension of family reunification. The measure still requires parliamentary approval. By invoking the EU’s emergency clause, Austria risks breaching European case law and fundamental rights—a move that has drawn sharp criticism.
Journalist
Johanna Siegel
Country
France
Germany
Year
2025
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