EU is bankrolling border drones while starving the watchdogs meant to stop abuses
Millions of euros of EU funds are being pumped into shoring-up border surveillance while legally-required national human-rights monitors struggle with funding. Some EU states still don't have any monitors - despite a June deadline.
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