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Tag Archives: Immigration to Europe

30Jul/17

Human Rights Watch: French police use excessive force on Calais migrants

July 30, 2017ImmigrationCalais, Calais jungle, Calais migrant crisis, European migrant crisis, Fabien Sudry, France, Human behavior, Human migration, Human Rights Watch, Immigration, Immigration to Europe, Injustice, Migrants around Calais, Pepper spray, Police brutality, Politics, Social Issuessmbale

CALAIS, FRANCE (JULY 26, 2017) (REUTERS) – Human Rights Watch pressed France on Wednesday (July 26) to end what it described as recurrent police violence against migrants in the northern town of Calais, where hundreds have returned despite the demolition of a sprawling camp once known as “the Jungle”. Continue reading →

07Sep/15

Tensions high by Roszke camp as crowds of migrants push against police

September 7, 2015WorldBookbinding, Criminal law, Cultural globalization, Demography, Ethics, European migrant crisis, Human migration, Hungary, Illegal immigration, Illegal immigration to India, Immigration to Australia, Immigration to Europe, Migrants around Calais, Morality, near Roszke, Roszke, Swellsmbale

Crowds of migrants pushed up against police near Roszke as numbers swell the camp.

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30Aug/15

When even a migrant camp is little refuge

August 30, 2015WorldAftermath of war, Calais migrant crisis, Decades, Demography, European migrant crisis, Forced migration, Human migration, Hungary, Immigration to Europe, Mark Kekesi, Migrants around Calais, Refugee camp, Refugees, Right of asylum, Roske, Serbia, Szeged, Viktor Orbán, War/Conflictsmbale

(NVO) – Migrants in Serbia are largely free to come and go as they please but it’s a different situation in Hungary, where refugee camps require migrants to be held for 24 hours.

The policy prompted several migrants to jump a fence and try to escape the Roske refugee camp in southern Hungary on Saturday (August 29) in order to avoid being fingerprinted by authorities.
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09Aug/15

Migrants make tough sea journey to uncertain future in Europe

August 9, 2015WorldAnti-intellectualism, Anti-Western sentiment, Boko Haram, Child abduction, Decades, Emmanuel, Europe, European migrant crisis, Immigration to Europe, Italy, Lampedusa e Linosa, Libya, Mediterranean, Mediterranean Sea migrant shipwreck, Migrant vessels on the Mediterranean Sea, Nigeria, Politicssmbale

Hundreds of African migrants plucked from a rubber boat in the Mediterranean continue their strenuous journey aboard a rescue vessel, finally reaching land in Italy where an uncertain future awaits them.
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