Following the EU eastward expansion, countries like Bulgaria and
Romania are progressively cracking down on those that try to cross their
borders and rampantly working against freedom of movement. The
Bulgarian government’s current target date for joining the Schengen
agreement is 2012. The border control between Bulgaria and Turkey is
cited as the biggest problem Bulgaria is faced with in order for the
country to join Schengen. Following the participation of Bulgarian
border police in FRONTEX operations along the Greek-Turkish border,
there is talk of extending the agency’s operations to the border between
Bulgaria and Turkey.
These developments, together with the deterioration of the migrants’ situation in neighboring Greece, are the two immediate reasons for organizing a No Border camp at the border between Bulgaria, Greece and Turkey in the coming summer. The camp will run from the 25th August until the 29th of August.
http://noborderbulgaria.wordpress.com/
These developments, together with the deterioration of the migrants’ situation in neighboring Greece, are the two immediate reasons for organizing a No Border camp at the border between Bulgaria, Greece and Turkey in the coming summer. The camp will run from the 25th August until the 29th of August.
http://noborderbulgaria.wordpress.com/
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