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FRA took part in the annual meeting of the European Union Temporary Relocation Platform from 7 to 8 June in Brussels.

The impact of Russia's war of aggression against Ukraine, rising child poverty, widespread hate and protecting rights in the face of technological change are just some of the pressing human rights issues in FRA’s 2023 Fundamental Rights Report. With a focus section on the impact of the aggression within the EU, the report examines the support and solidarity provided by governments, local authorities and society. It suggests how EU countries can better ensure effective protection, especially for women who fled the conflict and need targeted support.

On 31 May, FRA attended the plenary of the EU Migration Preparedness and Crisis Blueprint.

From 15 to 17 May, FRA contributed to training on the European Travel Information and Authorisation System (ETIAS).

Over the last eight years, the EU and its Member States took important steps to strengthen the fundamental rights protection of migrants and asylum seekers. But, despite progress, challenges persist ranging from the treatment of migrants at EU borders to difficult conditions in detention and reception centres, finds the latest migration bulletin from the EU Agency for Fundamental Rights (FRA).