Tunisia: No Safe Haven for Black African Migrants, Refugees
Security Forces Abuse Migrants; EU Should Suspend Migration Control Support
European Union
September 29, 2023
No, Syria Is Still Not Safe for Refugee Returns
On September 15, Cyprus Interior Minister Constantinos Ioannou bemoaned that European Union member states cannot currently return asylum seekers to Syria, and said the EU should reevaluate whether Syria is safe for returns so that asylum seekers could be deported to or returned there.
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No, Syria Is Still Not Safe for Refugee Returns
Cypriot Leader’s Suggestion Otherwise is Dangerous and Unrealistic
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Time to Ban Facial Recognition from Public Spaces and Borders
Rights Groups Sound the Alarm on Mass Surveillance Technology
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UN Rights Body Should Extend Ethiopia Investigations
European Union Should Lead Action to Preserve International Scrutiny of Rights Crisis
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EU Commission Should Stop Ignoring Tunisia’s Abuses Against Migrants
Migration Control Funding Could Perpetuate Human Rights Violations
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EU Advances on Treaty to End Violence and Harassment at Work
Decision Encourages Ratification, EU States Should Ratify Treaty Promptly
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EU: Harmful ‘Prostitution’ Resolution Passes
Most Parliament Members Reject or Abstain From EU-Wide Criminalization
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Europe: Pivotal Moment for Sex Worker Rights
Critical Issues Before European Court of Human Rights, Parliament
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EU Should Ban Use of Hazardous Herbicide
EU Commission Pushes for Glyphosate’s Reapproval Despite Health Concerns
