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Dozens of human rights organizations have called on the European Union to suspend its support to Tunisia in the area of migration, due to human rights violations linked to an agreement signed in 2023 aimed at reducing small boat crossings to Europe. The organizations affirmed that the agreement has failed to protect the rights of refugees and migrants and has led to serious human rights violations, including violent interceptions at sea and immediate expulsions by Tunisian security forces. While the agreements with Tunisia include efforts to curb illegal migration, they have resulted in widespread violations of human rights.
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