Pushed and Pulled in Two Directions:
The ongoing conflict in Yemen created a unique and remarkable mixed migration dynamic between the Horn of Africa and Yemen. […]
Maritime migration, Protection & risks, Trends in migration
Somalia
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Mapping of the Existing Framework, capacity and Interventions in Managing Mixed Migration Flows in Somalia
The research was a mapping exercise to clarify the regulatory landscape in Somalia and identify the key actors in the
Economy, Labour, Migration & development, Remittances
A Certain Catalyst:
The British economist, Paul Collier, starts his recent analysis of immigration and multiculturalism in the 21st century with a chapter
Protection for Sale: The big South African asylum racket
In July 2015, the African Centre for Migration and Society (ACMS) and Lawyers for Human Rights (LHR) released a critical
Detention, Protection & risks
Behind Bars:
Study of the scale and nature of detention and criminalization of migrants originating from the Horn of Africa, both within
Policy, Scenarios, Trends in migration
What if:
A presentation and discussion of scenarios of implemented and enhanced migration legislation and policies in the Horn of Africa and
Gender, Missing migrants, Protection & risks
Abused & Abducted:
In reviewing, compiling and analysing existing information on the migration of female migrants from the Horn of Africa to Yemen,
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
Human trafficking, Maritime migration, Protection & risks, Smuggling, Trends in migration
Going West:
This report contributes to a growing body of evidence highlighting the importance of the westward route of mixed migration from
Labour, Protection & risks
The Letter of the Law:
The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia is a major destination country for migrants. An estimated 9 million migrant workers (regular) fill
