Quarterly Mixed Migration Update
This Quarterly Mixed Migration Update (QMMU) covers the Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC) region. The core countries of focus […]
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Migration Dynamics & Protection Risks in North–South Return Movements in the Americas
This report analyses the dynamics and conditions of refugees and migrants who are returning or have returned north-south in the
Quarterly Mixed Migration Update
This Quarterly Mixed Migration Update (QMMU) covers the Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC) region. The core countries of focus
Press release: New study on Safe Mobility Offices in Latin America
New study highlights the promise and shortcomings of US ‘Safe Mobility Offices’ (SMOs) in managing mixed migration in Latin America
The influence of Safe Mobility Offices (SMO) on mixed migration in Latin America
Safe Mobility Offices (SMO) were set-up by the United States administration in Latin America to offer safe alternatives to irregular
Power dynamics, arm twisting and migrant rights: the many (ugly) faces of migration diplomacy
Migration has undeniably taken centre stage in political discourse, not only as a domestic hot topic but also as a
Biden’s approach to migration management in the Americas
Biden’s approach to migration management in the Americas: a medley of pathways, asylum restrictions and unceasing transit The following essay
Transit Migration and Development
Transit migration tends to be risky and usually involves an irregular and unsafe route for at least part of the
Reshaping the root cause approach
Reshaping the root cause approach: Disentangling official development assistance and migration management The following essay was originally compiled for the Mixed
Safety risks and dangerous locations reported by refugees and migrants in Mexico
Refugees and migrants from Central America often face safety risks and abuses during their journey north. 58% of all respondents