Following the shipwreck off the coast of Calabria last 26 February, the EU and Member States must stop their non-assistance practices at sea!
States must respect their Search and Rescue obligations! Read More »
We, activists and members of civil society organisations working on ongoing human rights violations against migrants, asylum seekers and refugees in Libya, express our deep concern regarding the general climate
Syrian refugees in Lebanon keep grappling with critical living conditions in the country.
Economic difficulties spare nobody in Lebanon, certainly not Syrian refugees Read More »
The European Union Artificial Intelligence Act (AI Act) will regulate the development and use of ‘high-risk’ AI, and aims to promote the uptake of ‘trustworthy AI’ whilst protecting the rights of
The EU AI Act must protect people on the move Read More »
Increasing number of deaths at sea, lack of legal channels, no identification procedure: the nightmarish journey of refugees, migrants, asylum seekers: continues until their death.
Refugees, migrants, asylum seekers: forgotten even in death Read More »
To celebrate its 25th anniversary, EuroMed Rights has just published a booklet entitled “25 years in action, still gaining traction”. A look in the rear-view mirror at the Euro-Mediterranean relationship, from
EuroMed Rights: 25 years in action, still gaining traction! Read More »
In the last weeks, a series of tragic incidents in the Eastern Mediterranean shed light on lesser-known migratory routes. In the most recent case, following a shipwreck off Syria of
This Friday 23 September marks two years since the European Commission issued the New Pact on Migration and Asylum.
Two years after the EU Pact on Migration, migrants’ and refugees’ rights still violated Read More »
Declaration from Maghreb and EU-based organisations regarding the current restrictive visa policies applied against citizens from both sides of the Mediterranean.
Discrimination and injustice regarding visa policy Read More »
At a time when the UK is outsourcing its asylum policy to Rwanda, and is planning highly-criticized deportation flights to the African country, the situation in Calais is becoming increasingly
In Calais, the dull fear of being transferred to Rwanda Read More »
