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Europe: Rescued – what next? Protection seekers stranded in Sicily

08 October 2014

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"Interviews conducted with migrants stranded in southern Italy expose the failure of European reception systems to uphold principles of human dignity, hospitality and fairness, according to the findings of a new report by the Jesuit Refugee Service."

See the full text: Rescued – what next? Protection seekers stranded in Sicily (Jesuit Refuge Service, link)

And see the report: Full report (link)

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