EU: Rights Abuses at Home Drive Mediterranean Crisis

Email Human rights abuses in their home countries are the driving force behind the surge in boat migration in the Mediterranean to reach Europe. EU leaders should put human rights at the heart of its response. EU leaders will meet on June 25 and 26, 2015, to discuss European Commission proposals toward a “European Migration Agenda.” (Brussels) – Human rights abuses in their home countries are the driving force behind the surge in boat migration in the Mediterranean to reach Europe, Human Rights Watch said in a report released today. What the European Union Should Do the recommendations…

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