Central Mediterranean Migration Route
1 articleThe Central Mediterranean Migration Route covers maritime movement from Libya and Tunisia toward Italy, Malta and the wider European asylum system. Coverage follows departure networks, sea crossings, search and rescue, disembarkation policy, migrant detention, smuggling and trafficking risks, and the interaction between North African and European border management. The tag stays focused on this corridor, distinct from country-level migration policy and from western Mediterranean routes linked primarily to Morocco, Algeria and Spain.
Brussels protest urges EU to act for Eritrean refugees in Libya
Hundreds gathered outside the European Parliament, demanding the EU intervene on behalf of Eritrean refugees detained in Libya. The protest highlighted the human cost of EU-Libya migration cooperation and renewed calls for Brussels to uphold basic rights.