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Migration

When migration is a crime, being detained or dying may be the only options

The process of detaining, holding, and imprisoning migrants began with the US invasion of Afghanistan in 2001.

The Colombian Catatumbo: Where internal armed conflict and international forced migration converge

The escalation of the conflict requires a firm and coordinated response from the Colombian authorities, who must guarantee the rights of the victims of the armed conflict.

Portugal: Brazilian migration in the crosshairs after the far-right’s electoral surge

The novelty of the rise in anti-immigrant sentiment against Brazilians is that it is occurring in a country historically considered culturally linked to Brazil.

Invisible and vulnerable: the new reality of migrants under the Petro government

When President Petro took office in August 2022, Colombia, though imperfect, was internationally recognized and praised for its efforts to welcome Venezuelans. Now the opposite is true.

Brazil advances in Building a National Policy for Refugees and Migrants

The social participation of refugees and migrants has become a central issue in debates on integration policies in host countries. Recognizing that these individuals...

No Human Being Is Illegal

From a human rights perspective, what we are witnessing in the United States is a significant regression in migration policies, highlighting the current collapse of Kantian liberal cosmopolitan hospitality.