The EU handed the Short-term Safety Directive – also called the mass inflow directive – in 2001, and regardless of sure hurdles it could possibly be utilized within the present state of affairs, La Stampa factors out:
“The directive is designed to take care of a possible mass inflow of asylum seekers. … It supplies for the harmonisation of procedures throughout the EU to ensure as much as three years of worldwide safety, entry to housing, work, social welfare, medical care and training for minors. The burden is to be shared between member states, and unanimity shouldn’t be required for its utility. Nevertheless, it stipulates no obligation to absorb these in search of refuge: distribution amongst international locations is on a voluntary foundation.”
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