Amnesty International has condemned the three-year-old migration agreement between Tunisia and the European Union. The organization asserts the deal has prioritized border control over the protection of human rights. Specifically, the agreement is accused of negatively impacting refugees, asylum seekers, and migrants. Amnesty International’s recent statement highlights a concerning trend of prioritizing migration management through restrictive measures. The report argues that this approach neglects fundamental rights and protections for vulnerable populations. The criticisms come as the EU continues to seek partnerships with North African nations to curb migration flows. Further investigation and accountability are called for to address these alleged abuses.