In this collective statement signed by Migreurop, more than 80 European organizations protest against the return regulation that is currently being negociated, warning that it could expand and normalize immigration raids and surveillance measures across our communities.
The EU is currently negotiating a Deportation (“Return”) Regulation to expand and normalise immigration raids and surveillance measures across our communities. They want to oblige Member States to “detect” undocumented (…)

Following accusations made on 12 December 2025 against the Italian Association for Juridical Studies on Migration (ASGI) by the Italian newspaper Il Giornale and MP Sara Kelany of the Fratelli d’Italia party, ASGI issued a statement reiterating the essential role played by associations in any state governed by the rule of law. Migreurop endorses this statement and offers its full support to ASGI, a member of Migreurop network, sharing its concern about the proliferation of media and (…)

With the Africa Cup of Nations approaching, Migreurop is joining forces with the campaign ‘CAN yama CAN, the rights of migrants in Morocco?’ and, alongside civil society organisations and human rights defenders, is calling on the Moroccan State to fully respect the fundamental rights of exiled persons.
Respect for the rights of migrants in Morocco?
We, civil society organisations and human rights defenders, solemnly call on the Moroccan state to fully respect the fundamental rights of (…)

Statement from more than 40 organisations across Europe

On International Migrants Day, Migreurop, along with more than 40 organisations from across Europe, signed a statement calling on Member States and European institutions to adopt a fair, dignified and anti-racist approach to migration governance in Europe.
Today, on International Migrants Day, we honour the countless people who move – across borders, cities, and continents – in search of safety, opportunity, family, and freedom. Migration is not an exception, problem,or emergency, nor (…)

Call to action from the Network Against Migrant Detention (November 2025)

On 1st and 2nd November, a transnational mobilisation led by Network Against Migrant Detention will take place in Albania to call for the complete dismantling of the migration agreement signed two years earlier between Italy and Albania. In support of this mobilisation, the associations and collectives signing this statement warn about the violence and dangerousness of this agreement, fuelled by racist, colonial and fascist institutional logics. Everywhere, let’s mobilise for its (…)