As we approach the beginning of a new year our essay explores the experie of waiting and inbetweeness for people on the move at the borders.

How the misuse of language permeates the hostile environment though with the hope that collective mobilisation will challenge the narrative

At the end of 2023, the European Union announced that key agreements had been made regarding the New Pact on Migration and Asylum. This...

By Olivier Ceccaldi Olivier Ceccaldi is a French photographer. From May to June 2023, he traveled to Serbia and Bosnia along with...

By Rima Rammah Rima Rammah is from Syria and lives in Germany. She has a Bachelor's in law and a Master's in International Relations. She...

People on the move wishing to reach Greece from Turkey are often subjected to pushbacks, an illegal practice used by State authorities to...

So far this month, we have explored the role of gender as an additional and complex challenge for women refugees, put together a list of...

On this third Tuesday of Women’s History Month, we want to shed light on an issue of unfortunate relevance today: a personal testimony by...

March is Women’s History Month. Last Tuesday, on the occasion of International Women’s Day, we introduced the concept of...

By Helen Barber Last month, the Greek Parliament passed a new law that will make it a criminal offense to spread “fake news” and which...

By Helen Barber Multiple people are feared to have died in a tragedy near Essex after trying to cross UK waters from France in a dinghy...

Ich möchte zeigen, wie wichtig die Arbeit von NGOs und Volunteers, gerade in diesen schwierigen Zeiten, auf den ägäischen Inseln ist.

I had started planning my volunteer assignment for "Movement on the ground" (MOTG) on Samos in January 2020 and of course I had never expect