Migreurop expresses its full solidarity with the Tunisian Forum for Economic and Social Rights (FTDES), a long-standing member of the network, whose activities have just been arbitrarily suspended by the Tunisian authorities. This decision is part of a broader offensive against freedom of association and independent voices. Alongside the FTDES, we reaffirm our commitment to justice and human rights! The FTDES must continue its activities!
[FTDES statement]
The Tunisian Forum for (…)

Joint statement by French and English associations

In this statement published today in the newspaper “Le Monde” and signed by Migreurop, several French and British associations and researchers have joined together to denounce the Franco-British agreement concluded on July 10, 2025, called “One in, one out,” pointing to its destructive consequences for the rights of migrants.
An absurd and dangerous agreement
On 10 July 2025, in London, during the 37th Franco-British summit, Emmanuel Macron and Keir Starmer announced a measure renamed by (…)

Call for manifestation

Refugees in Libya, with the support of allied organizations including Migreurop, is calling for action in Rome from October 15 to 18 to oppose the extension of the Italy-Libya agreement for a period of three years.
18th of October: Call for Manifestation in Rome
No deal for crimes against humanity!
Join the mobilization in Rome: action days from 15th to 17th of October; big manifestation with a stage of survivors on 18th of October A new coalition calls for common protests in (…)

Since September 10, a flotilla organized by a broad coalition of associations has set sail from the Italian coasts to protest against the deadly effects of the European Union’s racist border control policies and to call for freedom of movement. Migreurop supports this initiative, in which some of its members are taking part, including the Italian association ASGI.
Collectives from across Europe are taking to the sea to denounce the militarization of the Mediterranean
f.Lotta is an (…)

More than 200 organizations collectively speak out against the “Return Regulation,” announced by the European Commission in March 2025, denouncing the EU’s punitive, discriminatory, and security-driven logic—dictated by racism—and, ultimately, the erosion of European law that undermines the fundamental rights of exiled persons.
On 11 March 2025, the European Commission presented a new proposal for a Return Regulation to replace the current Return Directive. Behind the euphemistic name, (…)