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EU: MED-CRISIS: Latest coverage of the migration crisis in the Mediterannean and its impact within Europe

05 August 2015

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Almost 400 refugees saved after crammed fishing boat sank off Libya (UNHCR, link)

AUSTRIA: Austria: overwhelmed refugee centre closes to new arrivals (euronews, link)

EU: Record numbers of migrants enter Europe in 2015 (France 24, link)

FRANCE-UK: Women in Calais camps: 'I have to focus on how I can stay alive' (The Guardian, link)

GREECE-TURKEY: Distress at sea and endangered lives due to coastguard actions? Evidence shows attacks on migrant boats in the Aegean Sea where engines were removed and boats punctured by coastguards (Watch the Med, link)

IRELAND: Up to 12 additional direct provision centres to open (Irish Times, link)

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