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EU: The hidden face of immigration detention camps

14 October 2014

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"Under the official pretext of "rationalising the management of migration flows", immigration detention is being widely institutionalised and keeps criminalising those considered undesirable. The “Mos Maiorum” operation, which will be conducted all over Europe from October 13th to 26th [1], is yet another example of this logic. It is, in fact, aimed at stopping en masse migrants who will most probably end up filling detention centres. Though detention is permanently violating rights."

See the full text: The hidden face of immigration detention camps (Press release, link)

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