In media, policy and scholarship, forced migrants are typically portrayed as either inherently vulnerable and in need of external protection, and/or as naturally violent and
Türkiye, home to the largest refugee population in Europe, has been rapidly integrating emerging technologies into its migration control systems. This post reflects on the
The question of safe and regulated entry for protection seekers into a state of refuge is still one of the most pressing issues of the
In the context of conflict and displacement, peace constitutes a widely neglected topic in research debates. Especially, displaced people and their active contributions to peace
On 8 October 2024, the European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR, the Court) condemned Cyprus for having pushed back two Syrians, M.A. and Z.R., to
The Falepili Union is a security, development, and migration treaty signed in November 2023 between Australia and Tuvalu. Due to rising sea levels and subsequent
In response to the Taliban’s takeover of Kabul on August 15, 2021, the German government committed to a Federal Admission Program (FAP) designed to assist
Since the so-called immigration crisis in Europe in 2015, a number of attempts have been made to stem the flow of irregular migrants into Europe.
While Kenya’s Shirika Plan is heralded as a groundbreaking approach to socio-economic inclusion of refugees and a strategy to realize the objectives of the Global
We put forward a taxonomy of externalization policies, distinguishing the spaces in which states control human movements and limit their legal obligations towards people seeking