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EU: Institute for Race Relations: The IRR publishes today a free briefing a paper from its European Race Audit, examining the 38 asylum and immigration-related deaths in Europe over an 18-month period

01 October 2010

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EU: IRR European News Team: The IRR publishes today a free briefing a paper from its European Race Audit, Accelerated removals: a study of the human cost of EU deportation policies, 2009-2010. The briefing paper examines the 38 asylum and immigration-related deaths in Europe over an 18-month period. Read an IRR press release here or the Full report (pdf).

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