Human rights at the EU southern border

The "collateral damage" of EU border controls
continues to rise with every passing year. ADPHA's
annual report on the situation in 2007 describes in
tragic detail a litany of deaths, arbitrary denial of
basic human rights and the role played by national and EU border control agencies. With a focus on Spain and reports from Italy, Malta and Morocco, the report explains why migration from Africa continues, and how ever-more repressive policies have succeded only in reducing human life to triumphalist statistics about an illusory migration control.

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