Joint press release and Infosheets

On the occasion of the World Refugee Day, on 20 June, EuroMed Rights is publishing three fact-sheets highlighting the alarming conditions in Egypt, Tunisia, and Turkey, where the security and rights of citizens and people on the move alike are under serious threat. On this symbolic day, we salute and pay tribute to the resilience of all those forced to flee their country, their family, their environment, to escape conflicts, precariousness, political persecution, or climate disasters. But (…)

CALL FOR SOLIDARITY CONVERGENCE

Migreurop is a co-signatory of this open letter, upon the initiative of Tunisian Solidarity
For Sherifa, Saadia, Saloua, Mohamed, Iyadh, Abderazek, Abdelkarim, Sonia, Mustapha, Ikbal, Imen, Mourad, Rached, and all the unknown victims of the repression of human solidarity in Tunisia.
We, families of the victims of repression, support movements, civil society organizations, human rights defenders, and solidarity-driven citizens, raise our voices today in defense of justice, freedom, (…)

Migration Control

This monthly press review by Migration Control covers Eurafrican migration control, migration and displacement in African countries and news on the European border regime.
Note: you can find the original version of this press review on the following link
All Africa
18.05.24 TNH: IOM’s digital tool aims to speed up migrant removals, but at what cost?: For EU countries that have long wrestled with the difficulty of deporting migrants, a digital tool created by the UN’s migration agency, (…)

Libya InfoMigrants, ’Libye : plus de 300 Subsahariens bénéficient d’un retour volontaire vers le Tchad et le Mali depuis la ville de Sebha’, 30 May 2025
The IOM organised two ’voluntary return’ flights from the town of Sebha in Libya on 26 and 28 May 2025 to Mali and Chad, sending more than 300 Malians and Chadians back to their countries of origin. According to the Libyan Ministry of Foreign Affairs, this was the first time a flight of this type had left Sebha for 15 years. However, the (…)

Joint Statement

In recent years, Algeria’s public sphere has witnessed an alarming rise in hate speech and persistent incitement against migrants from sub-Saharan Africa. Migrants face racist rhetoric widely circulated in some media outlets and on social media, which promotes systematic violations and fuels a general climate of marginalization and discrimination. The undersigned organizations, including Migreurop, denounce this rhetoric, and call on the Algerian authorities to halt arbitrary mass expulsions (…)