What makes refugees and migrants vulnerable to detention in Libya?
This report examines the social, economic, and demographic determinants of detention of refugees and migrants in Libya. Drawing on surveys […]
Libya
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4Mi, Asylum seekers, Labour, Refugees
Destination Libya: Economic expectations versus reality
This snapshot examines the socio-economic situation of respondents who cited Libya as a final destination, with a focus on employment
Quarterly Mixed Migration Update
This Quarterly Mixed Migration Update (QMMU) covers the North Africa (NA) region. The core countries of focus for this region
4Mi, Asylum seekers, Gender, Protection & risks, Refugees
Protection risks within and along routes to Libya – a focus on sexual abuse
This Snapshot analyses findings from a 4Mi survey of 5,219 refugees and migrants in Libya, conducted between May 2017 and
4Mi, Asylum seekers, Drivers of migration, Refugees, Trends in migration
What drives migrants and refugees to and through Libya?
This 4Mi snapshot explores the motivations and drivers that prompt refugees and migrants to leave their home countries and move
Quarterly Mixed Migration Update
This Quarterly Mixed Migration Update (QMMU) covers the North Africa (NA) region. The core countries of focus for this region
4Mi, Asylum seekers, Data, ICT's, communication & social media, Refugees, Trends in migration
Access to information
This 4Mi snapshot follows a similar one recently published by MMC West Africa. It is based on data collected by
Everyone’s prey: Kidnapping and extortionate detention in mixed migration
The Mixed Migration Centre’s 4Mi project gathers hundreds of interviews with refugees and migrants on the move every month and
A persistent reality: the role of corruption in mixed migration
Corruption, the abuse of entrusted power for private gain, involves illicit activities such as bribery, embezzlement, fraud, extortion, or nepotism.
The policy tap fallacy: Lessons from the Central Mediterranean Route
This policy paper provides a critical analysis of the use of restrictive entry and asylum regulation as a migration management
