
Pushbacks by sea
The complaint of the Adriatic Ports Network “The Adriatic Ports Network expresses its concern about the policy of rejections and…

Traiskirchen and Norbert’s commitment
“My mother is from the Alps, in southern Austria; my father is also from the Alps, but in northern Slovenia….

Maritime Migration to Europe
Focus on the Overseas Route to the Canary Islands The number of migrants and asylum seekers reaching Europe in 2020…

Hungary, between two worlds
“I still remember one little girl, in the middle of the buses that were ready to leave. She was terrified,…

The Big Wall
An investigation into how Italy has tried to stop immigration from Africa – also using European funds – and how…

Croatia and the Balkan Route
Interview with Maddalena Avon of the Centre for Peace Studies in Zagreb Croatia continues to represent a fundamental junction along…

Italy-France border, a blow to solidarity
Closed a house occupied by volunteers who have been welcoming migrants since 2018 Yesterday morning, at dawn, the eviction of…

Lampedusa, between memory and future
The monument to the victims of the 2013 shipwreck The signs of migration are everywhere on Lampedusa, but they should…

The Brenner Pass
The border as destiny There are monuments that celebrate the past, others that were created so that the past does…

The pain of waiting
Resignation Syndrome is not just a Swedish problem It is as if, at some point, time stops. Boys and girls,…

The impact of governmental organisations on human rights
EuroMed Rights’ latest report highlights how government-organised NGOs spread alternative human rights narratives to support authoritarian governments In its latest…

Pushed To The Brink?
The impact of COVID-19 on environmental migration in the Sahel The first confirmed cases of COVID-19 emerged in the Sahel…