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FRANCE-ROMANIA: Agreement to repatriate unaccompanied Romanian minors ratified

01 October 2010

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Agreement to repatriate unaccompanied Romanian minors ratified

As the French government announced in the wake of president Sarkozy's controversial statements about Roma people and illegal camps in July 2010, presenting it as one of the key points in its plan to tackle the problem, the French Assemblée Nationale (the lower house of parliament) ratified the bilateral agreement for the return of unaccompanied Romanian minors to their home country on 7 October 2010.

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