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EU: Human Rights at the EU’s common external maritime border: Recommendations to the EU legislature from the German Institute for Human Rights

01 September 2008

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Human Rights at the EU’s common external maritime border: Recommendations to the EU legislature (pdf)

"A usual summer in the Mediterranean: thousands of deaths and cases of refoulement. Thousands of migrants – some only looking for a better life in Europe, some in need of international protection – leave the North and West African coasts."

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