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EU: "The Demands of Human and EU Fundamental Rights for the Protection of the European Union’s External Borders"

01 September 2007

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Report from the German Institute for Human Rights by Ruth Weinzier (pdf)

"It presents the requirements from fundamental and human rights and EU secondary law for the protection of the EU’s external borders. The main focus of the examination is on the special human rights problems arising from the protection of the southern maritime borders. Primarily this involves the question of access to refugee protection... A special area of focus of this study consists of an analysis of EU secondary law and the requirements stemming from EU fundamental rights."

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