What is Ceuta’s Aftermath?
On 30 June, around 78,000 undocumented migrants arrived by swimming around the border fences between Morocco and the Spanish enclave of Ceuta. The seven-square-mile city was ill-prepared for such a….
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At a Time of Harder Borders and ‘Ruthless’ Rhetoric, the Refugee Convention is More Important Than Ever
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Ceuta Crisis: 60,000 Migrants Crossing Reignites EU Migration Debate
On 31 July, tens of thousands of migrants crossed into Spain’s Ceuta territory in North Africa creating a chaotic scene that killed 77 people and injured over 1,000, according to….
Dutch Companies Hired Over 13,000 Migrants Last Year
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