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SUMMARY:Not on our border watch! Stop border atrocities by the EU and Frontex: Stop illegal pushbacks. - e-mail action
DESCRIPTION:The project ‘Not on our border watch’ is initiated by law firm Prakken d’Oliviera Human Rights Lawyers\, the Dutch Council for Refugees the campaign agency BKB and Sea Watch Legal Aid. \nNot on our border watch is holding the European Union accountable for illegal pushbacks and demand a change in this system of violation and oppression. As European citizens\, Not on our border watch demands that this system in which fundamental rights are ignored be changed. Every week men\, women\, and children fleeing from wars and violence are illegally pushed back from Europe’s borders by Frontex\, the border agency of the European Union. Over 2\,000 people have lost their lives\, others have been assaulted\, abused and mistreated. Frontex is actively destroying the fundamental principles on which the European Union is built. Funded by the EU means funded by us\, European taxpayers. Therefore\, Not on our border watch asks Europe to explain why a European organization is violating human rights at our borders? We don’t just ask Europe to explain\, but above all demand that this system in which fundamental rights are ignored be changed. Because we cannot let this happen. \nLinks:\nNot on our border watch \n#GroenLicht voor mensen op de vlucht aan de grenzen van de EU \nMigrantencrisis Wit-Russische/Poolse grens / 2021 Belarus–European Union border crisis \nAgenda – Open Letter to Frontex Director Hans Leijtens – publication \nGreek coastguard threw migrants overboard to their deaths\, witnesses say / ‘Griekse kustwacht gooide migranten geboeid in zee’
URL:https://www.a3veen.nl/event/not-on-our-border-watch-stop-border-atrocities-by-the-eu-and-frontex-stop-illegal-pushbacks-e-mail-action/
CATEGORIES:EU,Maatschappij,Vluchtelingen
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SUMMARY:More than 50\,000 unaccompanied child migrants have gone missing after arriving in Europe - publication
DESCRIPTION:Lost in Europe\, a cross-border journalism project investigating missing child migrants in Europe has uncovered a shocking figure of 51\,433 children who disappeared after arriving in European countries between 2021 and 2023. \nOver the past few months\, Lost in Europe has gathered data from various European countries\, focusing on the disappearances of unaccompanied minors. Specifically\, their analysis encompasses 2021\, 2022\, and 2023\, categorising the missing minors by their country of origin\, gender\, and age. Out of 27 EU countries\, plus Moldova\, Norway\, the UK\, and Switzerland\, only 20 responded to their inquiries\, and just 13 provided data. According to the available data\, Italy has the highest number of registered missing unaccompanied minors\, with 22\,899\, followed by Austria (20\,077)\, Belgium (2\,241)\, Germany (2\,005)\, and Switzerland (1\,226). The number of missing children may be even higher because the data is often inconsistent and incomplete\, and many countries in Europe do not even collect data on missing unaccompanied minors. These figures have been described as “worrying” by Aagje Ieven\, Secretary General of Missing Children Europe. \n“The increased number of reports on missing unaccompanied minors serves as a sharp reminder of the giant iceberg that looms beneath the surface\,” Ieven told Lost in Europe. Previously\, in 2021\, Lost in Europe found that at least 18\,000 unaccompanied minors had disappeared after arriving in Europe between 2018 and 2020. Their latest data in 2024 shows that the numbers have substantially increased. Lost in Europe’s findings are published today in multiple European media such as NRC\, CNN\, ANSA\, ARD/rbb\, De Standaard\, Knack\, Noteworthy\, and Εfimerida ton Syntakto. These shocking findings underscore the seriousness of the issue\, with thousands of children missing and their whereabouts unknown. Stay tuned for updates as Lost in Europe continues to delve into the complexities of this issue. Access to the data gathered by Lost in Europe can be found via this public Excel link\, which clearly outlines all the data. \nLinks:\nMore than 50\,000 unaccompanied child migrants have gone missing after arriving in Europe
URL:https://www.a3veen.nl/event/more-than-50000-unaccompanied-child-migrants-have-gone-missing-after-arriving-in-europe-publication/
CATEGORIES:Vluchtelingen
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SUMMARY:Deadly human smuggling through Mexico thrives in ‘perfect cycle of impunity’ / Cargo trucks: a trap for migrants - publication
DESCRIPTION:A collaboration from International Consortium of Investigative Journalists (ICIJ) and media partners in Latin America\, Europe and the United States documents nearly 19\,000 migrants’ journeys to the U.S. border under dangerous conditions. \n“Cargo trucks: a trap for migrants\,” is a reporting collaboration led by Noticias Telemundo and the Latin American Center for Investigative Journalism (CLIP)\, with the ICIJ and Bellingcat. Pie de Página and its partners Chiapas Paralelo and En un 2×3 Tamaulipas reported in Mexico\, Plaza Pública in Guatemala and Contracorriente in Honduras. In December 2021\, 31-year-old Rafelín Martínez Castillo left the Dominican Republic for Panama\, traveling to Guatemala before crossing the border into Chiapas\, Mexico’s southernmost state. His family had paid $26\,000 to smugglers who had agreed to get him to the United States. Instead\, 25 days after leaving home\, the craftsman returned in a casket. Martínez Castillo was one of 56 people killed when an 18-wheeler that had been carrying dozens of migrants overturned on a Chiapas highway. Images of the tragic scene spread around the world and the day after the accident\, officials from six countries\, including Mexico and the United States\, announced a new action group to investigate. But what could have been a turning point in curtailing the dangerous smuggling of migrants instead became an example of systemic failures. The action group only met once\, in January 2022\, and never released a report. Those cases represent only a small fraction of the millions of journeys to the U.S. border annually. “The situation of displaced people is so grave that they take all these risks\,” said Tonatiuh Guillén López\, Mexico’s former immigration chief who resigned in 2019 over disagreement with the government’s shifting immigration policies. He is one of several current and former Mexican officials that reporters interviewed — along with survivors\, experts\, migrants’ rights advocates and others — for the investigation. Their findings give a glimpse into what one advocate described as a “perfect cycle of impunity” that allows human smuggling to thrive. \nLinks:\nDeadly human smuggling through Mexico thrives in ‘perfect cycle of impunity’
URL:https://www.a3veen.nl/event/deadly-human-smuggling-through-mexico-thrives-in-perfect-cycle-of-impunity-cargo-trucks-a-trap-for-migrants-publication/
CATEGORIES:Mensenrechten,Vluchtelingen
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