Ahead of the International Migration Review Forum 2026, the Spotlight Report on Global Migration 2026 shows what works and what must change in migration governance.
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Ensuring fair recruitment abroad prevents exploitation before migrants even arrive.
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In an interview with Rebecca Liebig, Executive Board of the trade union ver.di, we discussed the erosion of women’s and workers’ rights from an immigration policy perspective. What is needed to make workplaces more democratic?
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China lets workers enrol in social insurance where they work, not where registered—boosting fairness, mobility, and urban integration.
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Implementing European asylum reform in national law – significant shortcomings remain, especially regarding freedom of movement
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Gender perspectives must be included to effectively improve migration policies.
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Alarmed by the growing use of externalisation in migration governance, the UN Special Rapporteur on the human rights of migrants calls for collective reflection.
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In September 2024 the bilateral migration agreement between Kenya and Germany was signed. A year later, it has become clear that the agreement reflects not only hope but also deep structural contradictions that define the global labour economy.
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EU border zones regularly see grave human rights violations. The new EU Independent Fundamental Rights Monitoring Mechanism could help.
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This year's Human Rights Award goes to International Detention Coalition. It’s time to break down common myths around immigration detention and alternatives.
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