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Frontex Failing to Protect People at EU Borders
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Fundamental Rights at Frontex
Frontex, the European Border and Coast Guard Agency, considers respect
for and the protection of fundamental rights to be an unconditional and
essential component of effective integrated border management. The agency strictly
adheres to the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union, the
European Convention for the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms,
as well as relevant international law.
Fundamental rights are integrated into the Frontex Codes of Conduct, the
Common Core Curricula for border guards, and more specialised training, such as
courses designed specifically for sea or land border surveillance officers or
forced return monitors. These raise understanding of fundamental rights and enable
22 December 2020
An article produced for the Migration Control project, providing a critical overview of the role, powers and activities of EU border agency Frontex, from 2004 to the present.
Brutal. Cruel. Inhumane. These are just some of the labels that have been applied to the EU’s migration and border control policies over the years, but they have done little to stop law-makers introducing new forms of surveillance, control and denial of access to European territory for people on the move.
The establishment of EU border agency Frontex in May 2005 gave the EU and its member states a new means of enforcing those policies. Fifteen years later, Frontex has had its remit, powers and budget expanded multiple times. In the years to come it will take on an increasingly-prominent role in guarding ‘Fortress Europe’, whose walls – both physical and digital – now run along Europe’s borders, within its territory, and extend to countries thousands of miles away.