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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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In Libya and Tunisia, foreign aid organisations are facing growing scepticism and government surveillance. How do they deal with this?
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The Global Forum on Migration and Development addresses the issue of regularised return options. The situation in Syria demonstrates that a rights-based return process must be truly safe and voluntary.
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The Global Forum on Migration and Development places strong emphasis on international cooperation for safe migration, especially for the protection of women and children.
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Tunisia’s recent designation as a “safe country of origin” marks a paradigm shift in European migration policy – a shift that will have serious consequences.
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The German government’s latest migration policy measures continue to chip away at the right to asylum. An analysis by Dr. Anne Koch on World Refugee Day.
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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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Safe countries of origin are a central, albeit controversial, concept in migration policy in Europe. Changes are now on the horizon.
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Torture camps, hunger and the legitimation of authoritarian regimes. The EU has poured millions into Libya but what has this money actually achieved?
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Ten to fifteen percent of refugees in Germany are living with a disability. In an interview with Sophia Eckert, Policy Expert at Crossroads Handicap International Germany, we take a look at the life situation of this group of people.
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