Reframing mixed migration: MMC launches the Mixed Migration Review 2021
The global migration context is rapidly changing with new conflicts and coups, new public health threats, new levels of environmental […]
The global migration context is rapidly changing with new conflicts and coups, new public health threats, new levels of environmental […]
The rapid fall of Kabul to the Taliban in mid-August took many by surprise, casting further shadow on the future
The recent withdrawal of international troops from Afghanistan after nearly 20 years of foreign-led intervention has left the country grappling
Despite tightening border controls and an ever hardening immigration stance, the movement of migrants and refugees bound for Malaysia, continues.[1]
One year on from the official declaration of Covid-19 as a pandemic, and as many foresaw, people on the move
“I sometimes dream of going back to Rakhine state when the situation gets better, only if there were no more
In the 2020 edition of its annual flagship publication, the Mixed Migration Centre (MMC) of the Danish Refugee Council (DRC)
We are living in a context of accelerating urbanisation, and the future of migration will increasingly be shaped by how
‘Vulnerability’ has been increasingly used as a lens for humanitarian actors to understand and implement protection programming, deliver assistance and
The coronavirus and measures to contain it have profoundly impacted mobility around the globe. As the virus spread globally, various