Sudan - The forgotten War

The war in Sudan has been going on for two years now. In the local media, the stolen revolution, the suffering of the civilian population and humanitarian self-help are rarely mentioned in view of the lack of international aid. Borderline-europe - Human Rights Without Borders, in cooperation with the Protestant Academy in Berlin, has organized an event on the anniversary of the outbreak of war to highlight the war crimes and human rights violations in Sudan and on the escape routes. Borderline-europe is working together with the Africa Center for Justice and Peace Studies on the documentation of human rights crimes in order to prepare a review of war crimes and human rights violations in Sudan. This brochure reflects part of our discussion on how transitional justice can be initiated.

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Sudan - The forgotten War

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Language(s): Englisch / English

‘Unwanted’ - extraterritorialisation of border procedures and tightening of deportation regulations in Italy. Is resistance still possible?

On 11 March 2025, the EU Commission presented its new proposal for the Return Regulation. Deportation regulations are set to be significantly tightened, with renewed discussions around the establishment of so-called ‘return hubs’. Ursula von der Leyen, President of the Commission, is proposing that these detention centres for deportees should also be located in non-EU countries – qualified as so-called “safe third countries” (SCO) (art. 38, Asylum Procedure Directive). So is the Italian government's ‘Albania solution’ back on the table? In our previous article, we asked why Italy is putting so much emphasis on this expensive and, as we will see below, ill-conceived agreement between Italy and Albania. Looking again into the Italian situation, including the “current stop” to the implementation of the Italy-Albania protocol, the direct governmental attack to the autonomy of the judicial power, and the main challenges it entails for the rule of law, is essential to understand the recent policy developments at the EU level concerning asylum and returns.
Language(s): Deutsch / German

‘Detention, illegalisation and the so-called CEAS reform in southern Italy - monitoring the situation of refugees in the light of the European migration pact’

Im September 2024 startete unser neues Projekt, durchgeführt von den Organisationen borderline-europe und Maldusa, geleitet von der Forschungsgesellschaft Flucht und Migration, und unterstützt von der Evangelischen Kirche in Hessen und Nassau (EKHN), der Evangelischen Kirche im Rheinland (EKIR), LeaveNoOneBehind und Pro Asyl!
Language(s): Deutsch / German