The Border Network for Human Rights have submitted a comprehensive border report to the United Nations Human Rights Commission (which is meeting this month in Geneva). This report summarizes the years of human rights documentation done by the Border Network, Border Action Network and allies. Additionally, the report includes an analysis of border issues and border policy recommendations - The Guidelines for Alternative Border Enforcement Policies and Practices - developed in the last two years through extensive consultation with our organized border communities at community forums, within the human rights committees and with human rights promoters. The report is available here as a pdf or at www.borderaction.org.