Beatings in police station bathrooms, including minors, and threats of imprisonment for six months to one year in exchange for providing fingerprints, are some of the practices against people on the move in Bulgaria.
This is the testimony of a Syrian person who suffered a serious hand injury caused by barbed wire at the border between Serbia and Hungary.
Personal reflections from a No Name Kitchen volunteer on the ground about how some things haven't changed in Bihac, Bosnia Herzegovina, after one year.
Pushbacks are illegal so normally they were done at night. Now people are taken into buses from Croatia to Bosnia after being detained
Natural disasters happen and will happen. Humanitarian catastrophes, on the contrary, are avoidable; it only depends on our will.
In Ceuta, the access of people on the move to practically any kind of information is very limited. And if the information is of a legal nature, even more so.
A real story of a Kurdish woman fleeing violence in Turkey and trying to seek asylum in Europe. Thousands of kilometres ahead and total uncertainty.
The everyday life in Serbia is full of constant violence against people on the move, with evictions and destruction of shelters every week.
Mayte's story is the story of thousands of people who flee their countries of origin, fleeing poverty or persecution, only to find Europe violently closing its doors to them.
There is ample evidence and testimony about the systematic use of pepper spray and paintball guns by the police against people on the move at the Hungarian border.
