Press release: “On this journey no one cares if you live or die” Volume 2
New UNHCR/IOM/MMC report highlights extreme horrors faced by refugees and migrants on land routes to Africa’s Mediterranean coast Refugees and […]
Detention
Normalising the extreme 2023
This year has been marked by a disturbing normalization of extreme actions and policies against migrants globally.
Journeys of Ethiopian Returnees – Migrant Stories
Personal stories of three Ethiopian migrants describing their journeys through Yemen into Saudi Arabia, and eventually back to Ethiopia.
Mixed migration consequences of Sudan’s conflict
As of 1st of May, the fighting in Sudan rages on, despite an apparent extension of the truce between warring
Missing Ethiopian migrants
Missing Ethiopian migrants – the tip of an iceberg of commodification and brutality By Chris Horwood, director of Ravenstone Consult
Normalising the Extreme 2022
Restrictive policies, actions and attitudes to mixed migration are becoming increasingly normalised and mainstreamed.
Normalising the extreme (2021)
The following essay was originally compiled for the Mixed Migration Review 2021 and has been reproduced here for wider access through this
Surviving Fear and Uncertainty: Rohingya Refugees in Malaysia
“I sometimes dream of going back to Rakhine state when the situation gets better, only if there were no more
Urban voices – Jean-Baptiste:
“I depend on myself”
The following story was originally compiled for the Mixed Migration Review 2020 and has been reproduced here for wider access through
Normalisation of the extreme 2020
The following report was originally compiled for the Mixed Migration Review 2020 and has been reproduced here for wider access through
