ÖVP would like to oblige asylum seekers to do charitable work

“An asylum seeker has rights and obligations. He is looked after accordingly in Austria during the procedure. Therefore, the state can expect something in return from him,” said club chairman Roland Breakfast in a broadcast. In the communities in particular, there are a number of activities that are becoming increasingly difficult for community employees to handle alone, so Frühstück.

The club chairman emphasized that asylum seekers should use the time of the asylum procedure as sensibly as possible. The first priority is language acquisition. “In order to support this, I can imagine that asylum seekers will also be used to a clearly defined extent for charitable work,” said the club chairman. He was convinced that this would also increase the population’s acceptance of asylum seekers. As possible activities, he named road maintenance, snow clearing or errands and errands for people in need.