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EU: ECRE (European Council on Refugees and Exiles), CEAR and Accem

18 February 2014

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"The EU cannot turn a blind eye to these allegations of serious human rights violations and has to do everything in its power to ensure the respect of fundamental rights at its external borders"

See the full text: Death and Summary Returns at Europe’s Doorstep: European Commission Must Investigate Border Practices in Ceuta and Melilla (pdf), and in Spanish (link).

See also: Death of at least 12 people (link)

And: Spain says police fired rubber bullets at migrants trying to swim to enclave (Reuters, link)

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