vincent cochetel

vincent cochetel

@cochetel - 08/02/2019

#Cyprus:EU asylum policies failing frontline countries. A balanced approach with accelerated processing, accelerated returns, accelerated Dublin transfers, some relocation, amendment to long term residence directive to improve mobility of refugees can help https://t.co/1R67KQtsOM

vincent cochetel

@cochetel - 08/02/2019

Thank you #Canada & other resettlement countries. Slavery is an international crime & these victims deserve protection and justice. Impunity for human traffickers in Libya must end https://t.co/EPeAcgmAiG

vincent cochetel

@cochetel - 08/02/2019

#Libya, good efforts by the AG, but let us see whether any1 will be arrested & tried. This is not happening yet for those involved in human trafficking, even if listed by the UN Sanctions Committee https://t.co/UB263ZxST0

vincent cochetel

@cochetel - 04/02/2019

Via @euronews: Millions displaced in Ethiopia: a forgotten crisis https://t.co/fsEC28NFC7

vincent cochetel

@cochetel - 04/02/2019

#Libya, if some 20.000 migrants & refugees are held in detention, where are the 15.000 we do not see in the detention centres? https://t.co/wRpVH0eaGd

vincent cochetel

@cochetel - 04/02/2019

#Mali, the number of IDPs has doubled over the last 6 months. UNHCR remains opposed to returns to unsafe parts of Mali https://t.co/sN2LV63F7j

vincent cochetel

@cochetel - 31/01/2019

Thank you to the 7 countries which helped finding a “solution” for the 47 persons who were rescued by Sea-Watch. However, the real solution should be immediate processing post-disembarkation & distribution of only those in need of protection https://t.co/dOaSzSrXo8

vincent cochetel

@cochetel - 30/01/2019

Central Med Resettlement Core Group meeting in Cairo today. 39698 pledges received, including 14450 from European countries, this is good start, processing & departures must accelerate. Thank you to the CG states. https://t.co/MMeEKaUAry

vincent cochetel

@cochetel - 30/01/2019

6 people died each day attempting to cross the Mediterranean Sea, rescue at sea remains a humanitarian imperative & efforts to find an equitable regional disembarkation and post-disembarkation system must be made https://t.co/utPh1JsVDc

vincent cochetel

@cochetel - 24/01/2019

How We Made an Invisible Crisis at Sea Visible - Yes ... but. If there was outsourcing as the article claims, migrants and refugees would be taken care of in Libya which is not the case... https://t.co/W8nDM6NpEV