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EU: SEARCH & RESCUE: Archbishop: EU immigration policy should put the human beings first

15 November 2013

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"Despite increased awareness and recent financial aid to Italy, the shipwreck off Lampedusa, which saw the death of hundreds of migrants, has shown that the European Union needs a comprehensive political plan focused on the needs of the people in the boats, says the archbishop of Lampedusa."

See the full text: Archbishop: EU immigration policy should put the human beings first (euractiv, link)

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