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Immigration : l’Europe veut « mieux criminaliser » les exilés et leurs soutiens

21 August 2024

l'Humanité, 21 August 2024.

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"L’Europe forteresse cherche à faire enfler son arsenal répressif contre les exilés et ceux qui les aident. C’est ce que l’ONG Statewatch a pointé au milieu de l’été, révélant l’existence d’un projet européen de modification de la directive sur l’aide à l’immigration illégale de 2002."

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