At this year's Global Forum on Migration and Development Colombia's role as a progressive leader in international migration policy is under scrutiny. It has a long way to go. Literally.
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Daniel Drewski and Jürgen Gerhards about the differences between countries in terms of their willingness to admit refugees.
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The business model of subcontracting and its detrimental effects on migrant workers – an interview with Professor Dr. Silvia Borelli.
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A reform of the Return Regulation should respect fundamental rights and, not least, be practicable - says Birgit Sippel, Member of the European Parliament for the S&D Group.
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The fight against racial discrimination goes hand in hand with the fight for human rights, says Dr Ibrahima Guissé of the UN Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination.
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“Women have been at the forefront of the struggle […] and turned into leaders.”, says Sana Mustafa. Why Syrian women are critical for the future of the country.
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Using the example of Venezuelan migrants, regional studies show how receiving countries in Latin America already benefit economically. But the potential is far greater.
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There is a need for intersectional feminist policies and collective action to address the conditions of migrant domestic workers. An article on the Feminist Forum on Migration and Displacement.
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Why the call for Syrian refugees to be returned as soon as possible undermines the prospects of successful (re)integration and what should be done instead.
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Any successful strategy in the fight against the shortage of skilled workers must include employees with a migration background, says Katarina Niewiedzial, Berlin Senate Commissioner for participation, integration and migration.
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