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🟠 BVMN’s April report is now online.

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With contributions from our partner organisations & working groups, this special edition explains how specific groups of people on the move are made vulnerable by the systems that are meant to protect them.

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For our blog, Magdalena Rassmann writes about the implementation process of the EU Pact in Greece and Bulgaria, and how both countries have excluded civil society from their process of implementing the Pact.

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🟠 BVMN’s March report is now online.

borderviolence.eu/reports/bvmn-m…

With contributions from our partner organisations & working groups, this special edition explains how specific groups of people on the move are made vulnerable by the systems that are meant to protect them.

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From the late 00s to the mid 10s, the Turkish state built new military outposts, known as kalekol, and new observation towers equipped with surveillance technologies. The satellite images show the emergence of a kalekol in the Çaldıran district between 2010 and 2015.