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Border Violence Monitoring Network: Balkan Region – Report September 2019

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Immigration Refugees Borders
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Balkans Croatia Bosnia & Herzegovina Slovenia Hungary Serbia Macedonia Greece

14 October 2019

The Border Violence Monitoring Network has just published it’s September report analyzing collated testimony of pushbacks and police violence in the Western Balkans

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See: Border Violence Monitoring Network: Balkan Region – Report September 2019 (link):

"The case material covers extensive violations along Croatia’s border with Bosnia-Herzegovina, chain refoulement from Slovenia, pushbacks from Hungary to Serbia, and incidents from the North Macedonian -Greek border."

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