All posts – Causes of Displacement

Immigration essentially is a positive force for a country's economy and culture, if we give immigrants the opportunity to feel safe and to thrive, says Luisa Feline Freier of the Universidad del Pacífico in Lima, Peru
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Climate change is making parts of the world uninhabitable for humans. In Europe too, we are not immune to “climate migration”.
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On the occasion of World Refugee Day on the 20th of June, we spoke to Marie von Manteuffel from Doctors Without Borders about the situation on the Mediterranean Sea.
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Four steps how the Federal Government can be at the forefront in implementing the Global Compact for Migration.
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Funding public services is vital to address it, says Geneviève Gencianos of Public Services International.
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Through a display of sobering statistics, World Refugee Day on June 20 revealed that a global tragedy of ever greater proportions is emerging.
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An interview with Dr. Cornelia Füllkrug-Weitzel about the relevance of a commission of inquiry "causes of displacement".
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Tax evasion has reached absurd levels all over the world. But it is possible to make taxation and tax avoidance more transparent.
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On Holocaust Remembrance Day, remembering refugees pushed back to Europe requires that we reflect on our failure to protect refugees today
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The A. Family has fled from Pakistan to South Korea, 6000 miles away. A story that also deals with South Korean asylum policy.
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