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FRANCE: La Cimade’s Charter Awards highlight unlawful practices enacted by prefectures against migrants which subordinate the law to immigration policy objectives

18 June 2016

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"Detention and expulsion: prefectures awarded prizes for their illegal and abusive practices."

See the full text: La Cimade’s Charter Awards highlight unlawful practices enacted by prefectures against migrants which subordinate the law to immigration policy objectives (pdf)

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