Questioning the interviewers: Frontex’s covert interrogations at the Spanish southern border

Covadonga Bachiller Lopez; Fran  Morenilla

Questioning the interviewers: Frontex’s covert interrogations at the Spanish southern border

Covadonga Bachiller Lopez, Fran Morenilla

SSSHL Department of Humanities and Social Sciences

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Tony, a police officer deployed multiple times in Frontex operations in Spain and Greece, slips on the word “interrogate”. He immediately corrects himself: “We are not allowed to say interrogate”. We both know that the term interrogation fits perfectly well.

Original language	English
Type	Blog post
Media of output	Online
Publisher	Statewatch
Publication status	Published - 3 Aug 2022

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