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Tighter laws continue to hit migrants across the EU

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Law Immigration Refugees
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France Macedonia Sweden Finland Austria Netherlands Croatia Denmark Serbia Poland Germany Spain Hungary Bulgaria Italy Belgium Greece EU

18 February 2019

"Stricter migration laws and policies continue to take their toll on migrants’ fundamental rights, finds the agency’s latest report on migration-related fundamental rights concerns. It highlights the hardening political stance in Member States, difficulties in claiming asylum, and poor reception conditions during the cold winter months."

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See: Tighter laws continue to hit migrants across the EU (FRA, link)

And: Migration: Key fundamental rights concerns (quarterly report, pdf): covering developments in Spain, France, Belgium, the Netherlands, Italy, Greece, Macedonia, Bulgaria, Serbia, Croatia, Hungary, Austria, Germany, Denmark, Sweden, Finland and Poland.

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