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News in Brief; A coalition of European based migrant and refugee groups have united in calling for a "European day of struggles for the regularization (of sans papiers) and for the closure of all detention centers for foreigners"

01 January 2004

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This follows a number of different seminars and workshops on migration and migrants rights. The intention to have such an action day has been expressed in a common declaration. Watch the noborder site for more information on how to become involved in this action day: Noborders site

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