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BULGARIA: Trapped in Europe’s Quagmire: The situation of asylum seekers and refugees in Bulgaria

07 July 2014

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"rapped in Europe’s Quagmire: The situation of asylum seekers and refugees in Bulgaria is Bordermonitoring’s report on Bulgaria. The making of the report was undertaken by four independent researchers and follows structural conditions in the country which place asylum-seekers and refugees in an extremely vulnerable position as well as their current precarious situation."

See the full report: Trapped in Europe’s Quagmire: The situation of asylum seekers and refugees in Bulgaria (Bordermonitoring, pdf)

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