Mixed Migration in Volatile Contexts: Why don’t migrants and refugees avoid Libya and Yemen?
As the situation in Libya and Yemen grows increasingly insecure, a reduction or even total cessation of flows of refugees […]
Social Media & Rescuing Trafficked Migrants: A case study
In recent months, there has been much attention on the thousands of migrants and refugees transiting through Libya and departing
A Certain Catalyst: Towards the link between migration and development
The controversial debate around migration and development has been gaining momentum in contemporary debates on global affairs in a time
Djibouti’s Child Migrants: Destitution, deportation and exploitation
Lying at the confluence of Africa and the Arabic Peninsula, Djibouti represents the main transit point for mixed migratory movements
Hungering for Something Beyond: Youth aspirations in Somaliland
“Send me money, I will continue with my journey or I will die on a Libyan Ship”– Migrant held for
Yemen’s torture camps and government complicity
A latest report on the plight of migrants by Human Rights Watch has a title as forthright as its content:
Breaking the Camel’s Back? Arresting and deporting Somali migrants
Kenya has experienced an increased number of Al-Shabab attacks since the 2011 deployment of its troops to Somalia. In September
