Unpacking migrants’ information access in the Central Sahel
With the deterioration of the security situation in the Central Sahel (Mali, Burkina Faso, and Niger) and the recent decision […]
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Urban risks for young migrants in West and North Africa
This briefing paper aims to provide information on the perceived urban risks faced by youth migrants and child migrants in
Quarterly Mixed Migration Update
This Quarterly Mixed Migration Update (QMMU) covers the West Africa region. The core countries of focus are Niger, Mali, Burkina
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
Protection risks and assistance needs of migrants in the Central Sahel
This snapshot provides data on the protection risks and assistance needs of migrants in the Central Sahel region. It is
Quarterly Mixed Migration Update
This Quarterly Mixed Migration Update (QMMU) covers the West Africa region. The core countries of focus are Niger, Mali, Burkina
Normalising the extreme 2023
This year has been marked by a disturbing normalization of extreme actions and policies against migrants globally.
The criminalization of mobility in Niger: the case of Law 2015-36
MMC recently published a blog post on the case of Law 2015-36 – Niger’s controversial anti-smuggling law – for the ASILE project, which seeks to analyze the EU role in international protection systems and the consequences thereof.
Quarterly Mixed Migration Update
This Quarterly Mixed Migration Update (QMMU) covers the West Africa region. The core countries of focus are Niger, Mali, Burkina
4Mi, Assistance, Children & Youth, Cities, Data, Livelihoods, Protection & risks
Refugees and migrants travelling with children in urban centres in West and North Africa
This snapshot aims to provide insights on refugees and migrants travelling with children (or “caregivers”) in West and North Africa,
