Abusing the international solidarity principle: Human rights, international solidarity, and the EU’s bilateral migration deals

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The EU's interpretation of the international solidarity principle undermines human rights for asylum seekers and refugees, emphasizing the need for a reevaluation.
Bilateral agreements with non-EU countries signal a commitment to preventing irregular migration, but they misuse the concept of international solidarity.
This analysis critiques the EU’s strategic interpretation of the solidarity principle, linking it to migration deterrence rather than genuine cooperation.
Understanding the EU's manipulation of the solidarity principle sheds light on the broader implications for international human rights standards.

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Analysis reveals how EU migration deals distort international solidarity, affecting human rights for asylum seekers and refugees.

Barnes et al. (2025) studied this question.

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