What the International Migration Review Forum 2026 Means for Migrant Women: A Feminist Assessment and the Road to Implementation
The IMRF 2026 kept gender on the agenda, but feminist advocates warn that visibility alone is not progress. The real […]
A hostile environment with gendered consequences: how UK migration policies continue to harm migrant women
Immigration rules may appear gender-neutral on paper, but in practice they continue to deepen inequality and push migrant women into
Migration without Rights is Exploitation: A Call from Migrant Domestic Workers
As governments prepare to assess progress at the Second International Migration Review Forum (IMRF) 2026, one truth must be confronted:
The “Everywhere Border”: How Technology Shapes Migration and Fuels Resistance
As we approach the International Migration Review Forum (IMRF), set to assess progress on the Global Compact for Migration, technology
From Kabul to Brazil: A Journey of Survival, Struggle, and Hope
by Nina Kawusi After the fall of Kabul in August 2021, my life, like the lives of thousands of Afghans,
The Island of Joy celebrating Christmas together: The 2025 International Women’s Xmas Party in Sheffield, UK
Far from home, Christmas can feel lonely. This piece explores how one woman’s journey led to an international celebration of
Free advice for all: Inside Scotland’s Citizens Advice Bureaux
Citizens Advice Bureaux provides holistic support on issues from welfare benefits to immigration and housing. For people like Gloria*, trafficked
Climate related migration: it is all about political choices
As climate impacts intensify, states are choosing profit over protection, leaving marginalised communities, especially women, to carry the burden and
Memories of Motherhood Between Two Worlds: Gaza and Scotland
Motherhood is never only personal when war shapes your homeland. From a maternity ward in Glasgow to memories of Gaza’s
Femicide in the UK: A Decolonial Feminist Examination through Race, Class and Migration
Black and Brown migrant women in the UK face a higher risk of femicide, yet their stories are hidden by