Europe’s solutions to migration create humanitarian crises

One of Europe’s primary solutions to migration – Greece’s overcrowded, unsanitary Moria migrant camp – has suicidal youngsters and circumstances psychiatrist in contrast to “an old-fashioned mental asylum.”

In one other closely criticized resolution, women and men are locked away in one of many world’s most harmful international locations, Libya, susceptible to gunbattles, trafficking and new abuse.

The jammed Moria camp on the Greek island of Lesbos and the damaging migrant detention facilities in Libya function a reminder to European leaders that their success in curbing migration into the continent has spawned what the U.N. and others condemn as huge humanitarian failures. Divided over how and the place to management Europe’s borders, leaders meet Wednesday in a summit in Austria.