Migreurop raises awareness in civil society by making its analyses known, through the organization of different types of initiatives: mobilisations in favour of the exiles’ rights, awareness-raising campaigns by its members or partners, conferences, social forums, festivals, films and debates, MBB exhibition etc.
Migreurop raises awareness in civil society by making its analyses known, through the organization of different types of initiatives: mobilisations in favour of the exiles’ rights, awareness-raising campaigns by its members or partners, conferences, social forums, festivals, films and debates, MBB exhibition etc.
Al Jazeera report, 16 September 2024
Interview with Yasha Maccanico, co-president of Migreurop and member of the British association , as part of an Al Jazeera report on the situation of exiles in the Channel.
Bilingual public webinar (EN/FR) on 4 June 2024, 2.30pm to 4.30pm (GMT+2)
A Migreurop public conference was due to be held in Tunis on 17 May entitled "Euro-African racisms and populisms, consequences of the externalisation of migration policies", organised in collaboration with FTCR and FTDES. Due to the repression in Tunisia, the conference could not take place.
In agreement with its Tunisian members and partners, the Migreurop network has decided to maintain this event in the form of a webinar on Tuesday 4 June 2024, while several trials are currently taking (…)
Joint Statement
Despite repeated warnings from Civil Society Organisations, EU lawmakers have reached an agreement on the Schengen Borders Code reform which will be voted on in a Plenary session this week. The legislative file that has emerged from negotiations between the Belgian Presidency of the Council of the EU, the European Parliament and Commission will have devastating consequences for people in migration and racialised communities.
We call on MEPs in the Plenary vote to reject the Schengen (…)
Joint statement
More than a year after the President of the Republic of Tunisia’s statement following a meeting of the National Security Council linking the presence of migrants to "a plot to alter the demographic composition of Tunisia", systematic violations and racist and xenophobic campaigns targeting sub-Saharan migrants in the country continue unabated.
The policies of successive governments have continued to bow to the dictates of the European Union in the externalisation of its borders, delegating (…)
Manifestation in Brussels on 10th of April 2024
On the occasion of the European Parliament’s vote on the new Pact on Migration and Asylum, Migreurop is mobilising alongside its members and numerous European civil society associations to collectively resist inhumane European policies on migration and asylum.
Deciphering European migration policies
