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Bulgarian authorities are beating, robbing, stripping, and using police dogs to attack Afghan and other asylum seekers and migrants, then pushing them back to Turkey without any formal interview or asylum procedure, Human Rights Watch said today.
A legal case alleging that Frontex was involved in an illegal deportation and the annual report of its Consultative Forum on Fundamental Rights, made up of NGOs and international organisations, show once again that fundamental rights are not at the top of the agency’s agenda.
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Frontex: Accountability declined - Systematic cover-ups of illegal migrant pushbacks at sea [EN/AR] Format Ahead of EU Commission inquiry, Euro-Med Monitor's report slams EU’s Best-Funded Agency for Repeatedly Violating International and EU Laws Today, Euro-Med Human Rights Monitor published a new report that documents and analyses the involvement of Frontex in Greece's illegal pushbacks of migrants and asylum seekers to Turkish waters and the various violations of International and EU human rights laws entailed. The report, entitled "Frontex: Accountability Declined”, highlights a patter...