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There are still more questions about the refugee centers in Gjadër
Italy has received a strong blow from the Council of Europe regarding the treatment of immigrants in detention centers, similar to those set up in Albania.
According to local media, the Center against Torture in the Council of Europe has described the centers as inappropriate and inhumane.
According to "Ansa", the report notes that there are poor material conditions, lack of an activity regime, disproportionate approach to security, improper health treatment and lack of transparency on the part of private contractors. This report also questions the Albanian model.
In addition, the report highlights " the widespread practice of administering psychotropic drugs without a prescription diluted in water, as documented in the Potenza center ".
According to the document drawn up after visiting four of the nine operational centers in Italy, (CPRs of Milan, Gradisca d'Isonzo, Potenza and Rome between April 2 and 12) KiE has the clear impression that " the high rate of critical events and The violence recorded within the CPRs was a direct consequence of disproportionate security restrictions, the lack of individual risk assessments of foreign nationals and the fact that detained persons had virtually nothing to do. past tense ".
According to the report, most of the ill-treatment and excessive use of force occurred during "critical events", such as escape attempts, acts of vandalism or protests and riots, leading to the intervention of special forces groups.
The Committee states that " it is aware that the task of intervention units is often difficult and dangerous and that the use of force against prisoners may be necessary in the performance of this task ", but believes that interventions in centers should be carried out in the presence of an authority completely independent of both the security forces involved and those who manage the facility tasked with observing and then reporting on how the intervention was carried out.
Meanwhile, the document received an official response from the Ministry of the Interior: The Council of Europe's report on CPRs " is based on partial and incomplete information ". This is learned from ministry sources, who recall that the Italian government itself had already made detailed observations on November 15 to respond to the KiE file. The same sources emphasize how all health treatments, including the possible administration of psychotropic drugs, are arranged on the recommendation of doctors and health facilities are also provided within the CPRs. Also, improper administration of drugs was not found, "in this context, which has never been the subject of court decisions".
In connection with the publication of the European report, the secretary of the Democratic Party, Elly Schlein, decided to go surprisingly to the immigrant collection centers built in Albania, in Shengjin and Gjadër, accompanied by the party's security manager, Matteo Mauri. From the Democratic Party, as from most of the opposition, there is no lack of strong criticism of the operation carried out by the government. " This agreement with Albania violates the basic rights of people and violates Italian and European laws ", she added, then focusing on the structure of Gjadri: " An empty center where we were welcomed by the very professional staff of the police and the governing body, who, however, are basically here to observe the security of a structure that is empty and will remain empty, also because we are waiting for the decision of the European Court of Justice ", reports " Ansa ".
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