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EU: Fundamental Rights Agency (FRA): Criminalisation of migrants in an irregular situation and of persons engaging with them

15 February 2015

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"2FRA research has highlighted the risk that domestic EU Member State legislation on the facilitation of entry and stay may lead to the punishment of those who provide humanitarian assistance..."

See the report: Criminalisation of migrants in an irregular situation and of persons engaging with them (pdf)

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