May 19th, 2024
Sudan Dossier: One Year of War: Destroying the Social Fabric of Revolution
One year of war in Sudan. In order to commemorate and to provide solid information partly from friends who have been part of the revolution, some of them still being …
November 16th, 2024
Why Are the Emirates (UAE) Supporting the RSF?
Dossier auf Deutsch als PDFIntroFor this blog post, we have compiled material about the Emirates (UAE). The Emirates are often seen as players on the sidelines, when it is not …
May 10th, 2024
Gaza and the European border regime: Connecting the struggles
As Israel’s genocidal assault[118974] on the Gaza Strip shows no signs of relenting, the situation increasingly lays bare broader inequalities, hypocrisies, and tendencies in global politics. This moment compels those …
October 14th, 2024
Bi-monthly Bulletin 3
About this BulletinThis project, carried out by Statewatch and migration-control.info and funded by Brot für die Welt, Misereor, medico international and Pro Asyl, aims to make the EU’s externalisation policies, …
Migration-Control.Info Project
About
The Migration-Control.Info Project is a transnational network of activists, journalists, translators, academics and anti-racist organisations from Europe and Africa. We document the externalisation of European migration control to third countries, especially in Africa. We work decentralized, self-organized and non-hierarchical.
What is
Externalized Migration Control
Since the establishment of the Schengen zone in the early 1990s the European Union and its member states have increasingly worked with their neighbouring countries to control their borders. Security oriented measures, such as the conclusion of return agreements, joint border patrolling and border capacity building have been accompanied by an increasing use of development aid to stop migration. Since the mid-2000s and the emergence of the "routes approach" borders have been shifted increasingly southward and have become a priority area of cooperation between the Union and African states.
Wiki
The central research tool of our platform. Here you can find a comprehensive compilation of relevant regions, important terms, agencies and NGOs as well as country reports.
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The blog gathers short analysis of and commentary on recent events linked to European migration control by researchers, activists and journalists.
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In our library we collect reports, analyses and other resources which complement the Wiki entries. Policy documents and agreements are gathered here only if we deem them particularly important.
Read moreBorder Profiteers List
A list of companies involved in and benefiting from the technological upgrading of the (externalized) European borders.
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Once a month, we publish our review covering recent developments of the Eurafrican migration control, migration and displacement in Africa, and across the Med.
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