“Personally, I would have preferred to see things work out well in Georgia rather than leaving in search of better opportunities.” By Eteri as told to Samuel Hall Team |…
read moreby Dr Gül Ince-Beqo & Dr Maurizio Ambrosini, University of Milan On 29 January 2026, a short exchange on X sparked a wave of reactions across Europe’s migration debate. A…
read moreClosing remarks from No Way Home? An event organised by Erasmus University Rotterdam on European asylum and return policies on Friday, March 13th, 2026 in Rotterdam. Arjen Leerkes, Professor of…
read more17 December 2025 - Return diplomacy is often done behind closed doors, with very little space for actors such as CSOs and NGOs to engage with Governments on their practical…
read moreby Gül Ince Beqo Caption photo: My last day of university which represents the complicated transition from study to employment. My fieldwork with irregular migrant women applying for Italy’s 2020…
read moreBy Julia Guerin, ICMPD and Antonella Patteri, INP PAN The FAiR project recently organised an interactive dissemination workshop to present findings and exchange with key stakeholders on current practices and main…
read moreBy Valeria Ilareva, Foundation for Access to Rights The moment everything changed In January 2015, I was living an ordinary rhythm as a lawyer in Sofia. One evening I clicked…
read moreCentering Returnees’ Voices in Policy and Practice In this blog, we share insights from the FAiR project which centres on the voices of returnees to rethink how return migration policies…
read moreby Arjen Leerkes and Albert Kraler On 22 May 2025, a group of EU Member States - including Italy, Denmark, and Poland - published an open letter expressing frustration about…
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