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Migreurop/European Alternative campaign launched today across Europe on access to detention centres for civil society organisations, and the media

01 March 2012

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Migreurop/European Alternative campaign launched today across Europe on access to detention centres for civil society organisations, and the media (asking for more transparency and accountability to inform and denounce what is happening in this respect).

The campaign will last from 26 March 2012 to 26 April 2012 across Europe and possibly beyond depending on what non-EU partners will achieve: see: Campaign homepage (link), Campaign leaflet (overview of detention conditions in different countries) and Call for joining up/signing up

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