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EU: AN EXAMPLE OF NEO-COLONIALISM? FRONTEX (1)

03 December 2014

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See the full text: Africa-Frontex Intelligence Community Joint Report (AFIC) - 2014 (4MB, pdf) This version has a different designation (unlike those for 2012 and 2013 which were censored): "Non-classified" This version has 59 pages, the previous ones were 64 and 76 pages which probably means the "sensitive" bits have been left out..

And see: Africa-Frontex Intelligence Community Joint Report (AFIC) - 2013 (4MB, pdf) and: 2012 Report (pdf) Parts have been censored. Frontex, the EU Border Agency, under the hat of the external role of internal security, extends its role outside the EU. Is this an example of the EU Member States' post-colonial role in Africa?

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