"This judgment highlights that there are safe, legal routes to reconnect families using the Dublin III regulations, and we hope will allow other families to be reunited." This statement from George Gabriel of Citizens UK may be one of the most positive ones uttered about the Dublin regulation in months. In the same week that it became clear that the European Commission has plans to scrap parts of the regulation, lawyers for the British NGO won a case for a group of young Syrians stuck in the Calais 'Jungle' camp based on Dublin. Cameron's recent intervention on the subject of the 'Jungle' has renewed interest in the UK about the cross-border migration co-operation between Britain and France, with some questioning whether it would continue in the event of a British leave vote.
http://www.ecfr.eu/article/commentary_the_law_of_the_jungle5096
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