Migration bulletin: fundamental rights under pressure at EU borders

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Language English Press release 0 Primary theme Asylum Asylum, migration and borders The increase in migration has presented opportunities and challenges across Europe. FRA encourages rights-compliant responses. We provide practical expertise on this complex issue. This includes regular updates, focus papers and toolkits. We also outline policy alternatives and best practices. Access to asylum Borders and information systems Child protection Irregular migration, return and immigration detention Legal migration and integration Trafficking and labour exploitation EU Charter of Fundamental Rights Title II: FreedomsArticle 18 - Right to asylum Title II: FreedomsArticle 19 - Protection in the event of removal, expulsion or extradition Highlights Report / Paper / Summary 18 November 2021 Directive (EU) 2017/541 on combating terrorism ― Impact on fundamental rights and freedoms Report / Paper / Summary 11 October 2021 Human rights cities in the EU: a framework for reinforcing rights locally Handbook / Guide / Manual 22 June 2016 Handbook on European law relating to access to justice Page 13 December 2019 Criminal Detention Database Highlights Handbook / Guide / Manual 17 December 2020 H...

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