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Italy-Libya: EU turns blind eye to 'inhuman' Italy-Libya pact, watchdog says

01 September 2009

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EU turns blind eye (euobserver, link).
See: Human Rights Watch report: Pushed Back, Pushed Around Italy's Forced Return of Boat Migrants and Asylum Seekers, Libya's Mistreatment of Migrants and Asylum Seekers.
See also: Migrants Returned To Face Abuse (Inter Press Service, link) and Submission on May refoulements to Libya to the European Commission and UN Human Rights Commissioner and EU/Libya: Full steam ahead, without pausing to think

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