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European Parliament Study: Migrants in the Mediterranean: Protecting Human Rights

13 November 2015

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See the full report: Migrants in the Mediterranean: Protecting Human Rights (62 pages, pdf) Concludes that current policies are more geared to keeping so-called "illegal" migrants out and to return them rather than with effective measures to protect human rights and saving lives. Well worth reading.

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