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A 700-page investigative report prepared by the Front-Lex team after six years of investigation says that 122 European officials are suspected of involvement in a system of forcibly returning migrants, by funding operations, intercepting boats and providing Libyan militias with their coordinates. The report attributes to this system responsibility for the deaths of 25,000 asylum seekers and abuses affecting around 150,000 survivors, and points to Frontex’s role in tracking boats and handing over their locations. In a judicial development, the Court of Justice of the European Union ruled that the agency can be sued and made to pay compensation for violations of fundamental rights.
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