Read the Spanish version There is no doubt that migration in the Canary Islands will be discussed this Friday 20 November during the visit of Spanish Interior Minister Fernando Grande-Marlaska to his Moroccan counterpart Minister Abdelouati Laftit.
The increase in arrivals of migrants in the Canary Islands highlights structural issues Read More »
A new EuroMed Rights simulation looks at the impact of the EU Pact on Migration and Asylum on reception systems in countries of first arrival, using the example of Italy.
New Pact, wrong impact: simulation shows EU Migration Pact won’t work Read More »
On 23 September, the European Commission published its EU Pact on Migration and Asylum. Presented as a “new fresh start”, it actually exacerbates past mistakes and raises serious concerns in
EU Pact on Migration: brand new and already controversial Read More »
EuroMed Rights publishes today, on the same day as the Conference of EU Ministers of Home Affairs, its detailed analysis of the new EU Pact on Asylum and Migration released last September 23rd. To sum up the more than 500 pages of documentation, the New EU Pact on Asylum and Migration dehumanises migrants and refugees,
“Like parcels to be sorted”, migrants’ and refugees’ treatment under the new EU Pact Read More »
The summer saw no reduction in the number of migrants who tried to reach Europe. In the absence of legal pathways to Europe and despite the health crisis, many continued
Today, the European Commission has published its “New Pact on Asylum and Migration” which proposes a new policy and legislative framework. With this new plan, the EU is effectively becoming
EU Pact on Migration: a “fresh start” for human rights violations Read More »
The European Commission launched a consultation initiative on the upcoming New EU Pact on Migration and Asylum. In its submission, EuroMed Rights highlights how the New Pact should be used
New EU pact on Migration and Asylum: an opportunity for human rights Read More »
On 17 July 2020, the European Council will examine the Multiannual Financial Framework (MFF) for the period 2021-2027. On this occasion, EU leaders will discuss both internal and external aspects
EU migration budget: more border management, less respect for human rights Read More »
In recent weeks, the world battled not one, but two pandemics. Around the world people gasped in horror as George Floyd pleaded for his breath. His passing breathed new life
Racism, a pandemic in the Euro-Mediterranean too Read More »
Despite the ongoing pandemic, examples of violent pushbacks and increased deaths at the EU’s land and sea borders continue unabated. From the Central Mediterranean, to the Aegean Sea and the
Pandemic does not deter violence at borders Read More »
