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Klikaktiv - Center for Development of Social Policies

Klikaktiv - Center for Development of Social Policies is a non-governmental organization founded in 2014 in Serbia, with the aim to protect and defend the rights of vulnerable and marginalized groups by developing effective social policies and practices.  read more

We are a welcoming Europe: LET US HELP!

A coalition of over 170 civil society organisations across Europe was found to advocate for a change in the European migration policy: #WelcomingEurope!  read more

Women in Exile & Friends

‚Women in Exile‘ ist eine Initiative von Flüchtlingsfrauen, die sich 2002 in Brandenburg zusammen gefunden haben, um für ihre Rechte zu kämpfen. Sie haben sich entschieden, sich als Flüchtlingsfrauengruppe zu organisieren, weil sie die Erfahrung gemacht haben, dass Flüchtlingsfrauen doppelt Opfer von Diskriminierung sind: Sie werden als Asylbewerberinnen* durch rassistische Gesetze ausgegrenzt und als Frauen* diskriminiert. Women in Exile e.V. wurde 2011 in Potsdam gegründet und ist als gemeinnützig anerkannt. 2011 baute ‚Women in Exile’ die Gruppe ’Women in Exile & Friends‘ auf, in der auch solidarische Aktivistinnen ohne Fluchthintergrund mitarbeiten. Gemeinsam tragen sie flüchtlingspolitische Forderungen aus feministischer Perspektive an die Öffentlichkeit.  read more

SOS Méditerranée

SOS Méditerranée is an European humanitarian organization engaged in the "Search and Rescue" Missions (SAR) in the Mediterranean Sea.As a civil society initiative, they set themselves the following tasks:Equipment, use and coordination of European civil rescue vesselsMedical-psychological support on board and social supportInforming the public in Europe and in the countries of origin about the situation ofRefugees in the Mediterranean  read more

Watch The Med - Alarm Phone

Watch the Med Alarm Phone is a project launched in October 2014 by a network of activists and civilian actors in Europe and North Africa. The project started as a self-organized call-center for refugees and migrants, who are in distress in the Mediterranean.The aim is to offer a second option for people in distress on sea to forward their call to the coast guard. Parallely, the case is documented and further support is mobilized. In this way, the respective persons in charge are put under pressure - as far as possible - to prevent human rights violations such as pushbacks.  read more

Sea-Watch

European policies are not making a big effort to prevent dying in the Mediterranean Sea. On the contrary: the drowning of refugees is accepted as part of a politically planned deterrence policy. The aim is to practically oppose this unacceptable situation with the cooperation between the Sea-Watch project and borderline-europe. The MS Sea-Watch will provide inital aid to refugees in distress, and will demand and encourage the rescue by the responsible institutions.  read more

Blog HarekAct zum EU-Turkey Grenzregime

HarekAct aims at contributing to a critical and analytical knowledge production on the question of migration in general, with a focus on the case of Turkey in particular. The blog will serve as a collective platform to monitor, increase and share various debates and information on migration, asylum and border issues primarily in Turkey as well as on the general European context as far as it is connected to Turkey.  read more

Returnwatch

Returnwatch monitors risks that forced returnees from the European Union face upon arrival in Turkey. It's an initiative of volunteers and researchers who operate under the umbrella of the Post-Deportation Monitoring Network.  read more

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Sea rescue is not a crime

Recent attempts to criminalise sea rescuers show one thing above all: the entry of migrants should be prevented by all means. In 2020, the Alan Kurdi and the Aita Mari, two civil sea rescue vessels, were confiscated in Palermo, and when the Alan Kurdi was released, they were threatened that they would be arrested again next time. Italy, like Malta, has closed its ports because of the Corona crisis. But everyone has the right to life! Rescue at sea is not a crime!

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EU-Pact on Migration

Since March 2021, borderline-europe has been coordinating a project on the New EU Pact on Migration and Asylum within the framework of the "Europe for Citizens" program. A total of six partner organizations are addressing the Pact regarding various focal topics.

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Situation of refugees and migrants in Italy

Here you will find information and a newsletter about the situation of refugees and migrants in Italy. We apologize - only in German language! This newsletter has been produced on behalf of PRO ASYL from 2009 -2017 by our Italian office and is published on the pages of Pro Asyl and borderline-europe. From 2017 December borderline-europe is producing the newsletter.

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Migrants in Sicily - the monitoring project of Borderline Sicilia Onlus and borderline-europe


Since 2011, monitoring and observation of the situation, but also advocacy has been one of the core tasks of our sister association Borderline Sicilia Onlus. Arrivals, the situation of the centres, access to the asylum procedure are just some of the areas on which reports are published in three languages.

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Central Mediterranean Info 2.0

borderline-europe started in March 2019 to put together information about the situation in the Central Mediterranean Sea for internal research reasons. In 2021 we decided to publish parts of the data via Social Media and on our website.

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Criminalisation of migration and solidarity

Migration and solidarity with people on the move is being increasingly criminalised. Resisting this criminalisation is a central part of our work. We research and document socio-political developments and cases of criminalisation. In doing so, we provide concrete support for those affected and inform and sensitize a broad public in the form of information materials, public events and campaigns.

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