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,
FGM survivor calls on ‘diaspora women’ after historic court ruling to ban The Practice in Sierra Leone
A ‘landmark court ruling’ ordering Sierra Leone to outlaw female genital mutilation is a triumph but when its government is
How Scotland’s Communities Can Support Migrants
As far-right hostility towards migrants grows across Scotland, local communities are responding by building networks of care, solidarity and resistance.
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
After the DANA storm: The silent struggle of migrant women in Spain
One year after the DANA storm devastated the Valencian Community, in Spain, migrant women continue to face the invisible consequences
Life at the U.S.-Mexico Border Under Trump Administration
The Trump administration has reintroduced some of its most contentious border measures, including the shutdown of the CBP One app
Women’s Rights Organisations Warn New UK Immigration Policies Put Migrant Women’s Safety at Risk
by Juliana da Penha Women’s rights organisations have urged the government to withdraw its proposed Immigration White Paper, warning that
Afghan women caught in Pakistan’s deportations
Pakistan’s mass repatriation of Afghans threatens to undo the progress of many young Afghan women who rebuilt their lives in