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Caritas Europa: Migrants and refugees have rights - Impact of EU policies on accessing protection

27 April 2016

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"Caritas Europa seeks to contribute to appropriate humanitarian responses by providing evidence about the situations of migrants and asylum seekers, supported by insight from Caritas’ staff and volunteers helping the people in need. It provides an in-depth analysis of the impact that current EU asylum and migration policies are having on migrants in Europe....

Appropriate responses can only derive from recognising that migrants and asylum seekers are not a “flow” nor an “invasion”, but are women, men, and children, whose human rights and needs are being jeopardised."

See the full text: Migrants and refugees have rights - Impact of EU policies on accessing protection (pdf)

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