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EU: The Migrants' Files: surveying migrants' deaths at Europe's door

31 March 2014

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"A tide of humanity — people on the run from Africa, the Middle East and Asia — is washing over Europe’s boundaries, and many don’t survive the journey."

"Thanks to The Migrants' Files, compiled by a consortium of more than 10 European journalists, the most comprehensive and rigorous database on migrant fatalities ever assembled is now up and running. Their assessment is shocking: since the beginning of the century more than 23,000 people have died or vanished attempting to enter Europe."

See the article: The Migrants' Files: surveying migrants' deaths at Europe's door (euobserver, link)

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