IN LIMBO  Migrants hold placards reading “we are not going back”, “humanitarian emergency, we are waiting for a political answer from Europe now”, as they wait near the sea, in the city of Ventimiglia at the French-Italian border, on June, 15, 2015. French border police told AFP they had been ordered not to let through the migrants, many of whom came from Somalia, Eritrea, the Ivory Coast and Sudan, and hoped to travel onwards to Germany, Britain or Sweden to request asylum. AFP PHOTO
IN LIMBO
Migrants hold placards reading “we are not going back”, “humanitarian emergency, we are waiting for a political answer from Europe now”, as they wait near the sea, in the city of Ventimiglia at the French-Italian border, on June, 15, 2015. French border police told AFP they had been ordered not to let through the migrants, many of whom came from Somalia, Eritrea, the Ivory Coast and Sudan, and hoped to travel onwards to Germany, Britain or Sweden to request asylum. AFP PHOTO

GENEVA: The multitude of migration crises facing the world are symptoms of a long line of brutal conflicts and rights violations, the UN rights chief said Monday.

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