Ethiopian Migrants in Saudi Detention Centres

by name voted on 08.10.2020

Summary

The European Parliament calls for the immediate release of Ethiopian migrants detained in Saudi Arabia and demands an investigation into reports of torture and inhumane conditions.

9 08.10.2020

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justice

refugee

labour law

government

human rights

social policy

administrative law

public administration

international relations

employment and working conditions

Key points

The arbitrary detention of approximately 30,000 Ethiopian migrants in Saudi Arabia under horrific conditions.
Reports of subhuman living conditions, including severe overcrowding and a lack of food, water, and sanitation.
Allegations of systemic torture, physical abuse, and sexual violence against detainees by security forces.
The extreme vulnerability of women and children held in detention without adequate medical or prenatal care.

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Documents (PDFs)

JOINT MOTION FOR A RESOLUTION on the situation of Ethiopian migrants in detention centres in Saudi Arabia MOTION FOR A RESOLUTION on the situation of Ethiopian migrants in the detention centres of Saudi Arabia MOTION FOR A RESOLUTION on: The situation of Ethiopian migrants in detention centres in Saudi Arabia MOTION FOR A RESOLUTION on The situation of Ethiopian migrants in detention centres in Saudi Arabia MOTION FOR A RESOLUTION on the situation of Ethiopian migrants in detention centres in Saudi Arabia MOTION FOR A RESOLUTION on the situation of Ethiopian migrants in detention centres in Saudi Arabia MOTION FOR A RESOLUTION The situation of Ethiopian migrants in detention centres in Saudi Arabia The situation of Ethiopian migrants in detention centres in Saudi Arabia

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