Scenes of desolation at the EU borders

Migreurop publishes the sixth edition of the "Map of Camps", a tool used since 2003 to publicize and denounce the proliferation of immigration detention types and sites in Europe and beyond.
Today, as in the past, many exiles are seeing their hopes dashed in closed camps in European countries, which on the one hand claim to be models of human rights, while on the other, demand that migrants remain outside the European Union (EU). Using the pretext of “massive” arrivals, the EU and (…)

Mapping as a means to denounce the detention of migrants in Europe and beyond

393. This is the number of closed camps detaining migrants that appear on the closethecamps.org website launched in December 2013. These camps have all been in use between 2011 and 2013, and are located in European Union (EU) Member States, EU candidate countries, those covered by the European Neighbourhood Policy (ENP) and those collaborating in the implementation of European migration policy.
These figures only reflect detention in close camps - i.e. sites where migrants are totally (…)

Fifth Edition of the Encampment Map

In attachment, the fifth edition of the "Encampment Map", a tool that Migreurop uses since 2003 to list immigration detention sites in Europe and beyond.