Amnesty International has condemned a proposal by Austria, Denmark, Germany, Greece, and the Netherlands to create “return hubs” in Uganda and Rwanda for deported migrants. The organization warns these hubs could lead to serious human rights abuses for individuals facing deportation from Europe. The initiative aims to streamline the return process for migrants, but Amnesty raises concerns about the safety and treatment of those transferred. Specifically, the group fears migrants may be subjected to arbitrary detention, ill-treatment, and a lack of due process. These concerns are being voiced as the EU member states convene to discuss the plan’s implementation. The Independent Uganda first reported on the developing situation, highlighting the growing controversy surrounding the proposal.