BE. TC Decision is an "important setback" but opposition maintains stance

The Constitutional Court considered constitutional the 11 norms of the diploma approved by parliament that changes the granting of asylum and the return of foreigners. This decision was described as an "important setback" for the opposition, which had appealed to the court. However, the opposition maintains its position against the diploma, continuing to oppose the approved legislation. The diploma in question deals with issues related to the granting of asylum and the return procedures for foreigners, having been approved by parliament before being submitted to constitutional review. The Constitutional Court thus validated the contested norms, giving reason to the government and rejecting the arguments presented by the opposition.