The work of Migreurop members was highlighted at the Cité des Sciences (Paris).

The exhibition ‘Frontière’ opened on 14 April 2026 at the Cité des Sciences et de l’Industrie (Paris, Porte de La Villette). The exhibition highlights the impact of this man-made construct on the real world and our societies, drawing on concrete examples from different locations across the globe. As zones of sorting and control, of resources or inequalities, places of cooperation and exchange, of conflict or refuge, borders transform reality and shape the contemporary world.
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Statement by the FTDES

Following an investigation launched by the Tunisian authorities against the Tunisian Forum on Economic and Social Rights (FTDES), Migreurop expresses its support by sharing the statement issued by the organisation. We strongly condemn these measures, which are part of a crackdown on civil society targeting human rights defenders and advocates for the rights of migrants in Tunisia.
Statement by the FTDES.
The Tunisian Forum for Economic and Social Rights (FTDES) hereby informs the (…)

The proposed Return Regulation will be put to a vote in the European Parliament’s plenary session next Thursday (March 26). But there is still time to take action to oppose the vote. Find all the citizen initiatives compiled by Migreurop on the Linktree page.
Across Europe, member organizations of Migreurop and their partners are mobilizing to pressure Members of the European Parliament to vote against the regulation or abstain, in the hope of blocking the vote.
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In this collective statement launched on the initiative of the PICUM network and co-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 (…)

To mark Commemoraction date on February 6, 2026, Migreurop, in partnership with the transnational Commemoraction network, has produced a map of various mobilizations at international scale.
This year, more than 75 initiatives were identified as part of the transnational campaign to commemorate those who have died or gone missing at the borders and to denounce the deadly system of migration control.
The Commemoraction movement, which brings together migrants, activists, citizens, and (…)