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Published in: Pandemic BordersWill the ‘Singapore model’ survive the pandemic?How long can a migrant-driven city like Singapore be sustained with closed borders?
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Published in: democraciaAbierta: InvestigationCOVID-19 sweeping through US immigrant farmworker and meatpacker ranks“We work shoulder to shoulder. We’re very close to each other…. I’ve had a fever and flu symptoms, but I take...
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Published in: North Africa, West AsiaIn the Gulf, migrant workers fear for their futureBetween draconian migration laws and the continuing lockdowns, migrant workers in the Gulf are facing increasing uncertainty.
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Published in: Pandemic BordersIf COVID-19 is the Titanic, the economy is the icebergThe pandemic has shown how essential care labour is to the functioning of the global economy.
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Published in: Global ExtremesWhat is the fate of religion in Europe?Can Europe’s traditional norms of secularism be applied to an extra-Christian religious diversity that the continent...
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Published in: Can Europe Make It?The only frequent flyers left: migrant workers in the EU in times of Covid-19In a bizarre twist of fate, migrant workers from eastern Europe have remained the only mobile segment of Europe’s population.
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Published in: Can Europe Make It?The COVID-19 pandemic: multilateralism and parliamentsTo prevent international relations from sliding back to a “state of anarchy”, international organizations have a...
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Published in: Pandemic BordersFor Indian migrants in the Gulf it is a financial rather than a health crisisWhat awaits the millions of Indian migrants in the Gulf who lack much needed access to healthcare and financial security?
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Published in: democraciaAbiertaMigrants' return to Venezuela becomes a nightmareMigrants who have been forced to return to Venezuela because of the COVID-19 crisis risk human rights abuses as the...
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Published in: North Africa, West AsiaA call from North Africa: sovereignty over our land, food and destinyThe only solution before us is unity and solidarity in order to build a new world in which people’s sovereignty,...
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Published in: Pandemic BordersThe many facets of pandemic vulnerabilityWhile health matters, what good is the safety of the physical body when all rights are lost to our collective political body?
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Published in: Pandemic BordersCOVID-19 does not care about residency statusSome of the most vulnerable members of our communities are being left out of the budget and access to healthcare.
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Published in: democraciaAbierta: InvestigationDisplaced women and girls in Latin America threatened by COVID-19There is an urgent need for rights-based health policies to protect the health and well-being of this exceptionally...
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Published in: North Africa, West AsiaFighting COVID-19 in war-torn Libya: local initiatives might be the answerSuffering from war, a weak economy and a nearly non-existent healthcare system, how can Libya fight a pandemic?
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Published in: democraciaAbiertaIndigenous migrant women from Venezuela: extremely vulnerable to COVID-19The border closure caused by the pandemic impacts Venezuela’s indigenous migrants particularly harshly. And the...
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Published in: Pandemic BordersWe need sanctuary cities and resilience during the COVID-19 pandemicThe defence and expansion of sanctuary policies are integral to our collective resiliency at this time.
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Published in: Can Europe Make It?Moussa's story: migrant workers in Italy under lockdownUnlike Portugal, there is no indication from the Italian authorities that ensuring access to basic care and support...
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Published in: Pandemic BordersCOVID-19: Canada locks its gates to asylum seekersFor asylum seekers, the route to a safe home is being all but eliminated.
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Published in: Pandemic BordersAt times of a pandemic: transnational solidarity not national bordersAt the time of Covid-19 global pandemic, citizenship and national borders should not become defining elements of our...
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Published in: openJustice: OpinionDisposable lives: how the plight of immigration detainees is highlighted during COVID-19The UK government’s continued use of immigration detention lacks moral and legal justification. But it comes as no surprise.
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