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FRANCE: The Anafé brought to court by the Ministry of Interior: Hearing on 30 November 2011: The French government wants to conceal the obstacles made to foreigners to access their rights in transit zones

01 December 2011

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FRANCE: The Anafé brought to court by the Ministry of Interior: Hearing on 30 November 2011: The French government wants to conceal the obstacles made to foreigners to access their rights in transit zones (pdf)

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