We condemn the lack of transparency in the negotiation process which did not involve civil society actors, many of whom have been active on issues directly relevant to the ‘Mobility Partnership’ agreement.
Tunisia-EU Mobility Partnership Read More »
On the occasion of International Women’s Day, the EMHRN published its regional report that alerts violence against women has dramatically increased in the Euro-Mediterranean region during the recent years.
The EMHRN and Migreurop call upon the European Parliament to vote against the Readmission agreement until the full respect of rights of migrants and refugees can be guaranteed at all stages of the procedure.
European Parliament: Do not vote in favour of an EU-Turkey Readmission Agreement! Read More »
In the context of ongoing discussions on EU joint policy towards Gaza, we call on the EU to urge Israel to lift the unlawful closure of the Gaza Strip, and demand they comply with their obligations under international law.
Gaza: The status quo is not an option anymore Read More »
At least 15 people died while trying to cross the border between Ceuta and Morocco. This new tragedy reveals how European policies, and in this case the Spanish government policies, seriously undermine Human rights.
Deaths at the border of Ceuta – AEDH calls for the launch of a committee of inquiry Read More »
In the context of the Arab Spring and the migratory fluxes, the European Commission established a “Dialogue on migration, mobility and security.” This cooperation heralded the launch of the Mobility Partnerships.
Analysis of the Mobility Partnership signed Read More »
While the Mobility Partnership is presented by the EU as a tool to promote mobility, the EMHRN’s analysis highlights the serious risks it poses to the rights of refugees and migrants.
EU-Morocco Mobility Partnership: Border Control at the Expense of Human Lives? Read More »
This report found that beatings and other abuses occurred as Moroccan security forces took custody of Sub-Saharan migrants who had tried unsuccessfully to reach the Spanish enclave of Melilla.
Abused and Expelled – Ill-Treatment of Sub-Saharan African Migrants in Morocco Read More »
Our organisations regret that the Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs missed a great opportunity to correct parts of Israel’s migration policy and continues to misguidedly brand asylum seekers as “illegal infiltrators.”
On the occasion of the International Migrants Day, the EMHRN is launching its report: “Maghnia: Crossing the Uncrossable Border” highlighting the deplorable situation of Sub-Saharan migrants at the Algeria-Moroccan border.
International Migrants Day 2013: Maghnia, life at a crossroads Read More »
