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The United Nations Committee Against Torture has published a report in which it urges Spain to effectively investigate the deaths in Melilla, as demanded by organizations such as Amnesty International.

Human rights defender organizations criticize the Brussels pact and the Tunisian government for abandoning hundreds of sub-Saharan refugees at the borders with Libya and Algeria.

Advocacy organizations for the rights of refugees are wary of the first step of the Migration and Asylum Pact in the European Union, agreed upon by European interior ministers.

Female migrant workers are an example of strength and perseverance who often go unseen by a large proportion of society.

The organisation highlights the lethal consequences of the necropolitical boundary in a report entitled 'Monitoring the Right to Life - 2022’.

The organization assures that asylum requests cannot be processed, either online or in person, which leaves people in a situation of lack of protection.

The Spanish Commission for Refugees (CEAR) has presented the nineteenth annual report 'Refugees in Spain and Europe'.

Bayt al-Thaqafa’s membership recruitment manager denounces the human tragedy and rights violation behind the ‘refugee crisis’.

More than 70 walls, on all continents, destroy lives by violating the most fundamental rights of people with complete impunity.