Sudanes Refugees in Egypt - Risk of Restrictive Policies

Refugees who are treated as a security threat at border crossings are often subjected to detention without due process. These detentions are frequently shrouded in secrecy, as refugees are not formally registered, making it difficult for family members and legal representatives to locate or support them. The new Asylum Act and existing border management policies exacerbate these risks. By permitting arbitrary detention and deportations under the pretext of national security, these measures have created an environment in which the fundamental rights of refugees are systematically disregarded.

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Publisher: Shima Samy

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Sudanes Refugees in Egypt - Risk of Restrictive Policies

he new Asylum Act and existing border management policies exacerbate risks. By permitting arbitrary detention and deportations under the pretext of national security, these measures have created an environment in which the fundamental rights of refugees are systematically disregarded.
Language(s): Englisch / English

What exactly is Europe paying for in Libya?

In den letzten Monaten wurden Tausende von Flüchtlingen und Migranten von der libyschen Regierung an die Grenzen oder in die Wüste abgeschoben oder sind in unbekannten Haftanstalten verschwunden. Gleichzeitig verspricht die EU-Kommission der libyschen Regierung neue Gelder. Die EU behauptet, ihr Geld rette Leben, schütze Schutzbedürftige und bekämpfe Schleuser. Ihre eigenen Rechnungsprüfer, ihr eigener Bürgerbeauftragter und eine UN-Untersuchungsmission haben jedoch jeweils festgestellt, dass Brüssel dies weder nachweisen kann noch will. Wofür genau bezahlt Europa also in Libyen? Weiß es, wo sein Geld landet, und überprüft das überhaupt jemand?
Language(s): Englisch / English

Building Borders from Afar

AFIC does not patrol a border or fly a drone.The Africa-Frontex Intelligence Community does something quieter and, in some ways, more durable. It builds the intelligence architecture that other, more visible forms of externalisation rely on. Understanding it means understanding how the EU's border has learned to project itself outward without ever formally crossing a line on a map.
Language(s): Englisch / English