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Italy: Mass discrimination based on nationality and human rights violations – Nigerian refugees and trafficking victims deported from Rome

Topic
Law Immigration Refugees Deportation
Country/Region
Italy EU

18 March 2016

Europe’s answer to the refugee crisis has so far been to intensify existing policies and practices, conveniently overlooking their role in the genesis of the problem and in demeaning the rule of law in its member states.

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