The War in Sudan Is Causing Mass Hunger
Without a ceasefire soon, the situation could spiral out of control It is currently the biggest refugee crisis..
Climate and environmental issues, evolving migration intentions and plans: Case study of coastal and artisanal fishing in the regions of Zarzis and Boughrara
Edited and reviewed by: Imen Louati (PhD) Translation from Arabic to English: Olfa Derbal “The sea is not..
From Panic to a Real Migration Partnership
From Panic to a Real Migration Partnership In Germany and Europe, the news is once again dominated by..
Ruthless and Illegal: Algeria Tightens Expulsion Practices
Ruthless and Illegal: Algeria Tightens Expulsion Practices Algeria’s unprecedented mass deportations are creating a humanitarian emergency in Niger ..
Black Box Egypt: Egypt’s Opaque Detention and Deportation Practice against Refugees
Click here for the German version In blatant violation of international refugee and human rights conventions, Egyptian..
Decrypting ICMPD
How a Vienna-based organization coordinates and facilitates for the expansion of a restrictive multi-stakeholder border control regime in Tunisia and beyond.
COVID-19 Is Grist to the Border Regime Mill
Months after the coronavirus outbreak turned into a global health crisis, it is still unclear how the pandemic will affect social inequalities, economies, and migration movements in the mid and long term
The migration issue in Tunisia: Stakes and challenges
A study about the major challenges posed by Tunisia’s management of the migration issue
10 views on migration: watch the films
Watch the films produced in the framework of the 10 views on migration project
10 views on Migration
This project aims to give a “southern narrative” of the refugee crisis as its perception is often dominated by countries on the northern shore of the Mediterranean.
Ramadan at Rosa #At_Home
A new edition of the “Ramadan at Rosa” event, in an #At_Home version
Migrations: Harraga’s stories
This folder completes the topic of irregular migration in an attempt to capture the causes of this phenomenon, which we call here – without any exaggeration – the “great escape”.