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EU: Statewatch Analysis: The comparative study of forced return monitoring in Europe by Matrix/ICMPD by Marie Martin:

01 August 2012

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"Forced return monitoring mechanisms vary widely throughout the EU and the rights of irregular migrants are not safeguarded consistently. This study was an opportunity to make a strong case for improved practices in all Member States, but its scope and recommendations are very limited from a human rights perspective."

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