Indalo Detects New MO Indalo Detects New MO 2011-10-05 Since the beginning of the operational phase of Joint Operation (JO) Indalo 2011, the number of pregnant women and minors detected increased compared with the results of JO Indalo 2010. Read more
FRAN Quarterly | Q02 2011 FRAN Quarterly | Q02 2011 2011-10-04 Warsaw, October 4, 2011 — All indicators of irregular migration to the EU rose during the second quarter (Q2) of 2011, compared to Q1. At the same time, illegal border crossing, clandestine entry and refusals of entry all increased significantly against a year earlier, as did the number of asylum applications received by Member States. Read more
Research Conference on the Future of Risk Analysis Research Conference on the Future of Risk Analysis 2011-09-28 In collaboration with the Finnish Border and Coast Guard Academy, Frontex is organizing a research conference on the Future of Risk Analysis. The event will be held on 11-12 October 2011 at the Finnish Border and Coast Guard Academy in Espoo, Finland. Read more
Frontex's Reaction to HRW report Frontex's Reaction to HRW report 2011-09-21 Frontex welcomes the revised report of HRW and is satisfied to note that its comments on the original draft were taken on board. The report now highlights an issue, which we agree, is of great importance. We would like to recall that Frontex Read more
Warsaw to Host 5th EU Anti-Trafficking Day on 18 October Warsaw to Host 5th EU Anti-Trafficking Day on 18 October 2011-08-30 Warsaw, August 30, 2011 — The EU’s fifth Anti-Trafficking day will be held in Warsaw on Tuesday, October 18, 2011. The event—subtitled “Together Against Trafficking in Human Beings”—will provide participants with a platform for the exchange of views on st Read more
FRAN Quarterly | Q01 2011 FRAN Quarterly | Q01 2011 2011-07-21 The latest report by the Frontex Risk Analysis Network (FRAN) shows a clear shift from the East to the Central Mediterranean as the focus for irregular migration at the EU’s external borders. For the first time since the beginning of data collection in 2008,detections of illegal border crossings in the first quarter of the year (Q1) exceeded those for the previous quarter. Read more
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