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Newly arrived Sudanese refugees, who fled the nearby town of Tindelti a few hundred metres across the border, wait to be registered at the Kufrun site in the Ouaddai region of Chad, bordering Darfur, Sudan.

Asylum seekers, Detention, Drivers of migration, Protection & risks, Refugees, Trends in migration

Mixed migration consequences of Sudan’s conflict

by Ayla Bonfiglio, Bram Frouws and Roberto Forin / 4 May, 2023

As of 1st of May, the fighting in Sudan rages on, despite an apparent extension of the truce between warring […]

Groups of migrants sit under trees for shade, as they wait for smugglers to organize their travel to Yemen.

Detention, Global Compact, Human trafficking, Missing migrants, Protection & risks, Returns, Smuggling

Missing Ethiopian migrants

by Chris Horwood / 24 March, 2023

Missing Ethiopian migrants – the tip of an iceberg of commodification and brutality By Chris Horwood, director of Ravenstone Consult

woman holding child in Kabul, Afghanistan

4Mi, Asylum seekers, Gender, Protection & risks, Trends in migration

Afghan Women and Migration in the Era of Restrictions

by Abdullah Mohammadi, Shreya Bhat, Themba Lewis / 15 March, 2023

For women, the motivation to leave Afghanistan has increased tremendously since the Taliban takeover. But the journey abroad has become more difficult and dangerous, too.

A view of central Kabul, Afghanistan showing the market, traffic, crowds of people and distant hills

Asylum seekers, Children & Youth, Cities, Protection & risks, Smuggling

Migrant Stories – Afghans en route to Türkiye

by Mixed Migration Centre / 13 March, 2023

This article brings together in-depth interviews MMC conducted in January 2023 with Afghans on the move, capturing three very different journeys from

Drivers of migration, Legal issues, Protection & risks, Remittances, Smuggling

Those who remained – Migrant stories

by Mixed Migration Centre / 18 December, 2022

A series of in-depth interviews with refugee and migrants’ family members who stayed behind — the events from their perspectives and the emotions that migration evokes for them.