THIS WOMAN LEFT IRAN SEEKING FOR SAFETY AND FOUND SEXUAL VIOLENCE INSIDE OF EUROPE
Everyone migrates in search of something better. Making the decision to migrate often means previously planning to flee.
B.Becares
RACISM AND XENOPHOBIA IN TÜRKIYE AGAINST SYRIANS
A person from Syria who lives in the Netherlands has visited his family in Türkiye, where they live since years and tell us how the racism has increased.
ESCAPING CHINA: THE SURREALITY OF A DENIED FUTURE
Some fundamental topics of today’s society: the role of the passport in the surreal bureaucratic game of establishing a person’s right to exist.
HEALTH PROJECT: HOW WE PREVENT DISEASES AT THE BORDERS WITH OUR EVERY DAY WORK
Here we are again, we are happy to present the aggregate data of the last 4 months (from May to August) of our "health on the move" program.
“WHEN THE DOG BITE US, THEY LAUGH”
Testimony from an Afghan man who suffered up to ten push-backs from Bulgaria to Türkiye.
VIOLENT PUSHBACKS FROM TURKIYE TO IRAN: A CONSEQUENCE OF THE EXTERNALIZATION OF EUROPEAN BORDERS
By Lusi Domeney with the information of one victim of this pushback / Photos shared by the person who tells the story Recently we were contacted by Amir (fake name…
Rafa Del Barrio
AMIRA’S STORY IN SPAIN: 30 YEARS WORKING WITHOUT DOCUMENTS AND THEREFORE WITHOUT BASIC RIGHTS
The bureaucratic obstacles that Spain and, in particular, Ceuta impose on migrants forces people to spend years without documentation. Many people end working in slave-like conditions.
AHMED, A POLITICAL ACTIVIST FLEEING JAIL IN EGYPT: I ESCAPED MILITARY FASCISM IN MY COUNTRY AND I FACED IT INSIDE EUROPE
This political activist had to leave his country. When he reached Europe, he faced again jail, for the simple fact of being a migrant. This is his personal story.
TWO CONSECUTIVES PUSHBACKS FROM BULGARIA TO TURKEY
A 39-year-old man from Tunisia suffered two consecutive pushbacks from Bulgaria to Turkey. He was beaten, robbed and psychologically assaulted.
“IF WE CATCH YOU AGAIN, WE WILL MAKE SURE YOU WILL GO TO PRISON FOR A YEAR.”
A group of six people from Pakistan and Bangladesh were arrested by the Croatian police and taken to the nearest police station where they were detained for three days before being pushed back to Serbia.
