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Immigration detention in Hungary: Transit Zone or Twilight Zone? (Special or Analytical Report, English)
Country report - Immigration Detention in Spain: A Rapid Response to Covid-19 (Special or Analytical Report, English)
Country report - Immigration Detention in Belgium: Covid-19 Puts the Breaks on an Expanding Detention System (Special or Analytical Report, English)
Country Report; Immigration Detention in the Netherlands: Prioritising Returns in Europe and the Caribbean (Special or Analytical Report, English)
Country Report; Immigration Detention in the Republic of Korea: Penalising People in Need of Protection (Special or Analytical Report, English)
Country report - Immigration Detention in Austria; Where the Refugee "Crisis" never ends; January 2020 (Special or Analytical Report, English)
Country report - Immigration Detention in Romania: With a little help from the EU (November 2019) (Special or Analytical Report, English)
Country report - Immigration Detention in Turkey: A Serial Human Rights Abuser and Europe’s Refugee Gatekeeper (October 2019) (Special or Analytical Report, English)
Immigration Detention in Greece - Stranded in Aegean Limbo (Special or Analytical Report, English)
Immigration Detention in Italy: Complicit in grave human rights abuse? (Special or Analytical Report, English)
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