Refugee Labour Mobility: Limits and Future Direction
The last huge refugee movements that reached Europe in 2015–16 exposed a major weakness of the international protection system: refugees are often left with few safe and legal routes, forcing….
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Europe’s New Migration System Starts in June 2026—But Are the States Ready?
The European Commission’s latest report says the EU Pact on Migration and Asylum is close to full application on 12 June 2026, after a two-year transition. It presents the Pact….
Nauru Deportation Policy: A Deal for Deporting Non-Citizens?
A landmark legal decision has cemented Australia’s controversial offshore deportation strategy. The High Court’s unanimous dismissal of TCXM’s appeal represents a critical test case in how Australia handles non-citizens who….
Over 25,000 Foreigners Forcibly Recruited for the Ukraine War by Russia
A groundbreaking report released by the International Federation for Human Rights (FIDH) in April 2026, documenting Russia’s systematic recruitment of foreign nationals for its war against Ukraine. The investigation reveals….
Modern Slavery in the Digital Age: Exploitation of the Gig Workers
In April, the world of platform-based work entered a crisis phase: four French delivery associations – including Maison des Livreurs and CIEL – filed an unprecedented criminal complaint with the….