Authors: Mădălina Lepşa-Rogoz (ICMPD), Anna Makarenko (independent expert), Alexis McLean (ICMPD), Marzia Ferraro (ICMPD) Contributing Authors Andrew Hallan (independnet expert), Laura Cleton (EUR), Ana Maria Torres Chedraui (EUR), Antonella Patteri…
read moreAuthor: Antonella Patteri, Institute of Law Studies, Polish Academy of Sciences (INP PAN) This Policy Brief seeks to draw attention to the necessity of introducing EU coordinated HRM mechanisms built-in…
read moreD7.2 - Work Package 7 contribution to D9.4 The present study examines the level of protection of the fundamental rights of irregular migrants (such as the prohibition of torture and…
read moreWork Package 6 contribution to D9.5 & D9.4. This working paper explores existing alternatives to return policies implemented and practiced where return does not occur, due to various reasons, and…
read moreThis report has provided an overview of the developments in EU Return Policy since its inception in the early 2000s until present-day operation under the New Pact on Migration and…
read moreWork Package 4 Contribution to D9.4 & D9.5: Policy Stances and Legitimacy of Returns Migration narratives can be categorised into two distinct types: narratives by migrants and narratives about migrants.…
read morePerspectives from the global south and diaspora communities Migration discourses in the Global North typically emphasize themes such as security, economic impacts, and cultural assimilation. These narratives, heavily influenced by…
read moreWork Package 2: Contribution to D9.5 The paper highlights the challenges faced by returnees, such as stigmatization, economic reintegration difficulties, and family disruptions. It recommends coordinated actions between host and…
read moreAlthough European policies identify return (especially voluntary ones) as the preferred policy response to irregularity, return is not always the first choice of irregular immigrants. According to official statistics, less…
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