The migratory journeys of people on the move are often extremely long and full of obstacles. In addition to the difficulties of the journey by sea, there are numerous obstacles […]
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As the supposedly final negotiation on the EU’s landmark Artificial Intelligence (AI) Act drags on, the undersigned civil society coalition calls on lawmakers to unequivocally reject attempts to legalise dangerous
Open letter to EU AI Act negotiators: Do not trade away our rights! Read More »
European legislators are considering new policies that could see children as young as six subjected to immigration detention and accelerated border procedures, multiple sources close to negotiations have said. Human
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IMMEDIATE RELEASE |06 Dec 2023 Nineteen human rights organisations across Europe, alongside aid workers and survivors of human rights abuses, say that a crunch summit in Brussels on December
Civil society calls for an end to the expansion of EURODAC, the EU database for the registration of asylum-seekers. EURODAC, designed to collect and store migrants’ data, is being transformed
Europe’s (digital) borders must fall Read More »
EuroMed Rights and several civil society organisations express their concerns regarding the potential retention of Article 5 in the proposed EU Screening Regulation (one of key legislative files encompassing the
18 European networks and organisations, representing trade unions and NGOs, including EuroMed Rights, call on EU lawmakers not to trap migrant workers in exploitation, by ensuring a meaningful right to
Break the chain of dependency and promote equal treatment of migrant workers Read More »
The European Union is leading the way when it comes to the regulation of Artificial Intelligence. In the words of the European Parliament, the future “AI Act” will set-up an
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In an increasingly worrying context for migrants and refugees in Cyprus, with the recent escalation of violent racist attacks and discrimination against refugees on the island and the continued pushback
2.357. This is the number of people – men, women and children – who have gone missing in the Mediterranean since the beginning of 2023. In ten years, more than
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