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Irregular migration via the Central Mediterranean : from emergency responses to systemic solutions

Campo	Valor
Formato	Monografia
N.º Sistema	000075231
Autor	European Union. European Commission. European Political Strategy Centre
Título	Irregular migration via the Central Mediterranean : from emergency responses to systemic solutions / European Commission. European Political Strategy Centre
URL	Acesso EuBookshp [Link permanente]
Língua	inglês
País	União Europeia
Local	[S.l.]
Editor	European Commission. European Political Strategy Centre
Ano	2017
Descrição	11 p.
Colecção	EPSC strategic notes / European Commission. European Political Strategy Centre ; Nº 22 (2 February 2017). ISSN 2467-4222
Tipo de Documento	Documento eletrónico
Resumo	"Between 2011 and 2016, some 630,000 irregular migrants and refugees reached Italy via the Central Mediterranean. Some were successfully smuggled across, while others were rescued at sea and disembarked in Italy. More than 13,000 lost their lives attempting the crossing, and many more died on their journey through the Sahara. In the face of such human tragedy, new maritime surveillance operations were launched in the Central Mediterranean towards the end of 2013 and successively scaled up. Yet, despite the intensified efforts, 2016 was both the deadliest year yet and the one that saw the largest number of irregular migrants disembark in Italy. With the closing of the Western Balkan route and the conclusion of the EU-Turkey agreement, the Central Mediterranean now acts as the main gate of entry for irregular migrants arriving in the EU by sea. Against this backdrop, there is a clear need to strengthen concerted action at EU level to better control Europe’s Southern sea borders, while offering improved humanitarian assistance and protection to those in need" [editor]
Classif.Temática	2811 migrações eurovoc
Assunto	migração ilegal
	refugiado
	vigilância marítima
	ajuda humanitária
	política migratória da UE
	ajuda de emergência
	ajuda aos refugiados
	mar Mediterrâneo
ISBN	978-92-79-65590-6
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