Despite the fence along the Serbo-Hungarian border, there are several possibilities to cross from Serbia into Hungary. There are three camps in the area. One is a state run “one-stop-centre” in the outskirts of Subotica. The other two are self-organised camps at the transit-zones. However, push-backs from Serbia to Hungary are increasing. More …
Many refugees who are pushed back from Hungary to Serbia through a hole in the fence report violent behaviour by the Hungarian police. The testimony in this report is representative of an increasing number of similar experiences. More …
Heavy thunderstorms and rain devastated the area so that some of the planned activities were not able to take place. Nonetheless workshops and discussions were held on both the Slovenian and Croatian side of the border. More …
Paranesti is another nasty face of European migration policies. People are kept in dehumanizing conditions far away from society without freedom of movement and without any access to information and their legal rights. More …
Since the Greek government evicted the makeshift camp of Idomeni at the border to Macedonia, former inhabitants were brought to official camps run by the Greek military or the UNHCR. Moving Europe investigated the conditions in six of the newly erected camps around Thessaloniki. More …
Pressemitteilung Medico International: Medico kritisiert die Zustände in den griechischen Auffanglagern für Flüchtlinge aus dem geräumten Camp bei Idomeni scharf. More …
A Refugee Support Serbia and Moving Europe report about the current situation for refugees and migrants in Serbia More …