“Open the doors, We have the right to know!”

Reporters without borders

The journalists of Reporters Without Borders are demanding access to administrative detention centres and invite their European colleagues to join the campaign launched today entitled "Open Access: Open the doors, We have the right to know!” The initiative, launched by European Alternatives and Migreurop together with a coalition of immigrants' rights groups, is aimed at claiming the right of citizens to know what happens in centres where migrants are held. Four journalists from Reporters (...)

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