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EU: MED CRISIS: European Agenda on Migration Missed Opportunity to Protect Rights and Save Lives

20 May 2015

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"As the European Parliament is set to look at the Commission’s ‘bold’ Agenda on Migration, the European Mediterranean Human Rights Network (EMHRN) warns of its many pitfalls and shortcomings....By focusing on the consequences rather than the real root causes of irregular migration, the Commission has missed an opportunity for a meaningful alternative the EU can and should embrace."

See the full text: European Agenda on Migration Missed Opportunity to Protect Rights and Save Lives (EMHRN, link)

And see: European Commission: A European Agenda on Migration (COM 240-15, pdf)

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