Statement by the Moroccan Association for Human Rights

The Moroccan Association for Human Rights condemns the killing of a Moroccan citizen in Italy by law enforcement officers, and calls for a thorough and rigorous investigation and for those responsible for this serious crime to be held accountable.
The Moroccan Association for Human Rights (AMDH) received with deep indignation and dismay the news of the tragic death of Moroccan citizen Abdelrahim Fakir, 42, in the city of Bologna, following a violent intervention by law enforcement (…)

Egypt/EU EuroNews, “EU pays Egypt billions to manage migration — Cairo says it is not enough”, 21 May 2026*
Faced with the reception crisis currently affecting Egypt, Cairo is pressing the EU to increase its funding for ‘migration management’. The regime considers the €200 million allocation currently available to the country for the period 2024–2027 to be ‘insufficient’.
As a key partner of the EU for almost 30 years in the externalisation of borders – a cornerstone of European (…)

As part of her volunteering with Migreurop and EuroMed Rights in Brussels (November 2025–May 2026), Jeanne Olivet closely followed the negotiations surrounding the European Union’s migration reforms. Through this timeline, she highlights the accelerating pace and increasing brutality of EU migration policies. She also provides an analysis of the dynamics within the European institutions that are driving the adoption of ever more repressive migration measures.
Last update : 06/25/2026. To (…)

As part of her volunteering mission with Migreurop in partnership with Euromed Rights in Brussels (2025-2026), Jeanne Olivet publishes a trimonthly column in which she summarises the latest news on European migration policies. Here are the EU updates for the period from March to May 2026.
Toward the imminent adoption of the “return” regulation
On March 26, 2026, the European Parliament confirmed in plenary session the negotiating mandate on the reform of the 2008 “Return” Directive (…)

The work of Migreurop members was highlighted at the Cité des Sciences (Paris).

The exhibition ‘Frontière’ opened on 14 April 2026 at the Cité des Sciences et de l’Industrie (Paris, Porte de La Villette). The exhibition highlights the impact of this man-made construct on the real world and our societies, drawing on concrete examples from different locations across the globe. As zones of sorting and control, of resources or inequalities, places of cooperation and exchange, of conflict or refuge, borders transform reality and shape the contemporary world.
As they follow (…)