Aanzuigeffect
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"Aanzuigeffect" (literally: sucking in effect) is a Dutch term used in Dutch media to describe the effect that the saving Mediterranean refugees by NGO's such as Médecins Sans Frontières from drowning and bringing them to Europe has a positive effect on future refugees and smugglers alike.
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See also
- European migrant crisis
- Pull factor and push factor
- http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/europe/refugee-crisis-europe-rescue-boats-ngos-pull-factor-collusion-smugglers-report-debunked-goldmiths-a7782781.html
- Induced demand
- Chain migration
- Operation Mare Nostrum
- List of ships for the rescue of refugees in the Mediterranean Sea
- Search and rescue
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