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EU: Joint press statement by Anafé, APDHA, Arci, ATMF, La Cimade, Gisti, IPAM, LDH-Belgique, Migreurop and Statewatch against the approval of the Returns Directive

01 December 2008

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Joint press statement against the formal approval of the Returns Directive on the eve of the 60th anniversary of the UN Declaration on Human Rights:

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