The Council of Europe's Human Rights Commissioner demanded an investigation after reports of violence against migrants arose. The country's interior minister, however, says no such abuse exists.
Twenty-two Members of the European Parliament (MEPs) have submitted a request for a parliamentary interrogation on migrants' living conditions in Croatia after reports from the media and NGOs.
Several hundred migrants remain in the Calais area in the north of France, risking daily police violence as they try to reach the UK. A report sheds light on the squalid living conditions in makeshift shelters there.
The UNHCR reports that thousands of migrants have been pushed back from Croatia this year or denied the possibility of requesting asylum in the country, an accusation that the Croatian government has rejected.
International aid organizations have reported that Croatian police are using violence to push refugees back into neighboring Bosnia-Herzegovina. Croatian authorities deny the accusations.
Two young migrants have died after raids against irregular migrants in northern Morocco, according to a Spanish NGO. One of the migrants was only 16 years old.
Some migrants in Bosnia claim they have been beaten by Croatian police while trying to cross the Bosnian border into the EU. The International Organization for Migration cannot verify these allegations, it does, however, confirm it has heard these stories as well.
The Red Cross said it has received information of cases of Croatian police violence against migrants, and it is calling on governments to "guarantee dignity and respect" to all people.
The Hungarian Prime Minister, Viktor Orban, is planning to tighten immigration laws following his election victory in April. But as the country under Orban's leadership seems to be turning into an authoritarian fortress, there have been more complaints of human rights abuses against migrants.
Riot police clashed with protesters at a Lesbos rally against the EU's migration policy. Some groups have warned that the island is "reaching breaking point" with thousands of refugees stranded by the policy.
The video showing a pregnant woman being forced off a French train has gone viral. There has been wdespread anger on social media.