Europe situation

In 2016 an estimated 362,000 refugees and immigrants risked passing through the Mediterranean, 181,400 arrived in Italy and 173,450 arrived in Greece. More than 105,000 refugees and immigrants entered Europe in the first half of 2017

This movement to Europe continues to cause devastating blows to human life. Since the beginning of 2017, more than 2,700 people have been dead or dead through the Mediterranean to Europe. These risks did not stay in Europe. People constantly progressing are reporting many kinds of abuse, including being pushed back abroad.

A great deal of human lives are in danger and all maritime rescue activities by participants will continue to be prioritized

Despite the increasing number of safe passageways to Europe, these opportunities are too small to provide a dangerous and informal journey to those who need protection. Further efforts are necessary to increase existing legal measures including reunification of families. UNHCR also invites Europe and other countries to provide an additional 40,000 third country settlements, thereby complementing existing promises and providing refugees to 15 priority countries on the Central Mediterranean coast.

Individuals who arrived in Europe, especially isolated children without accompanying persons, special needs including sexual and gender based violence survivors, and fair and effective asylum proceedings provide adequate acceptance and support I need it. Increase the unity within the EU to ensure protection, including effective and rapid family reunification and resettlement

Generally, a comprehensive action plan is needed to work closely with home countries and transit countries, to support long-term solutions to complex hybrid migration problems according to international law, and to deal with the root causes is.

"The simple truth is that if refugees can prosper in the places they are, they will not endanger their lives."

UNHCR works with partners to provide extensive support and assistance to European refugees and asylum seekers. These efforts include provision of humanitarian aid and cash aid, provision of consideration and support to improve acceptance status, prevention and response of gender and gender based violence, protection of monitoring and intervention, strengthening of refugee community participation Sounds are included. Respond to the appropriate services, identify them, support and introduce them to people with special needs including separated children and children without companion

In order to fully satisfy the need for protection of refugees and immigrants arriving in Europe, UNHCR has launched the Regional Refugee Immigration Response Plan (RRMP) including 60 partners.

UNHCR, UNICEF, and the National Children's Conference have issued road maps and are seeking actions to improve the situation where refugees and immigrant children arrive and arrive in Europe without parents or carers

In its article "Strengthening refugee protection on the EU and worldwide", UNHCR has a viable vision for the EU to engage refugees worldwide and to reform the asylum system.

Who: the country between the Baltic Sea and the southern two mountains (Sudeard Mountain and Carpathian Mountain) in the northern part of central Europe. West borders Germany, Czech Republic and South Slovakia, Ukraine and East Belarus, and the north border the Baltic Sea, Kaliningrad (Russian territory), and Lithuania. A country ruled by the King, the Senate and meals. The country is nearly 500,000 square miles, it is the largest government in Europe, but the population is only about 7.5 million people.

The majority of France's territory and population lies in Western Europe, known as the French largest city, and is distinguished from various foreign political groups in France. It is in the North Sea in the north, the British Strait in the northwest, the Atlantic Ocean in the west, and the Mediterranean Sea in the southeast. The border is Belgium and Luxembourg in the northeast, Germany and Switzerland in the east, Italy and Monaco in the southeast, Andorra and Spain in the south and the west. Except for the northeastern part, the majority of the French border is roughly separated by nature boundaries and geographical features. South and Southeast, Pyrenees and Alps and Jura Mountains, and the East Line. Because of its shape, France is often called l'Hexagone ("Hexagon"). There are various coastal islands in the major cities of France, the largest of which is Corsica.