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EU: Migreurop annual report: European borders: controls, detention and deportations

01 November 2010

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EU: Migreurop annual report: European borders: controls, detention and deportations (6 MB, pdf) and Introduction (link)

"For its second annual report on the European borders, Migreurop has chosen to emphasize three main steps of the fights led by the authorities against the candidates to migration : the controls of their movements, detention and deportation.

Based on evidences from fact finding missions, the report gives dramatic examples of this war against migrants which implies a general decline of the law protecting the freedom and integrity of human beings."

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