Mauritania El Diario, “La UE abre en Mauritania, con la colaboración de España, dos cárceles para migrantes inspiradas en los campamentos policiales de Canarias”, 6 November 2025.
On 17 October 2025, two new “temporary reception centres for foreigners” were inaugurated in Mauritania, in Nouakchott and Nouadhibou. These facilities were funded and built by the European Union with the support of the Foundation for the Internationalisation of Public Administrations (FIAP), following the model (…)

Egypt Euronews, « L’Union européenne approfondit ses relations avec l’Égypte en augmentant son soutien financier à ce pays d’Afrique du Nord, malgré les préoccupations persistantes en matière de droits de l’homme », 22 October 2025
The European Union is preparing to grant Egypt €75 million in new aid as part of a €7.4 billion plan for 2024–2027. Presented as support for socio-economic development and the prevention of departures to Europe, this funding once again illustrates the European (…)

Libya Ouest-France, ’After the Ocean Viking, a German rescue ship also targeted by a Libyan patrol boat,’ 27 September 2025 InfoMigrants, ’Sea—Libyan ’ ’militia’ open fire on rescue vessel,’ 29 September 2025
On the night of 25 to 26 September, the civilian vessel Sea-Watch 5 came under fire from the so-called Libyan ’coast guard’ after rescuing 66 people in the Mediterranean. Sea-Watch points out that the patrol boat used by the Libyan forces was supplied to them by the European (…)

Joint statement by French and English associations

In this statement published today in the newspaper “Le Monde” and signed by Migreurop, several French and British associations and researchers have joined together to denounce the Franco-British agreement concluded on July 10, 2025, called “One in, one out,” pointing to its destructive consequences for the rights of migrants.
An absurd and dangerous agreement
On 10 July 2025, in London, during the 37th Franco-British summit, Emmanuel Macron and Keir Starmer announced a measure renamed by (…)

Crossborder Forum statement

We, organisations and individuals standing in solidarity with migrants across the French-Belgian-British border, condemn unequivocally the continued violence and securitisation of borders, as proposed by Starmer and Macron.
As the French government risks bowing to pressure from the UK government to modify their maritime law to allow these police interventions, they have now requested a proposal from the Interministerial Committee of the Ocean, with the intention to authorise the dangerous (…)