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A crisis no more? Refugee journeys through the Balkans

A crisis no more? Refugee journeys through the Balkans

Feb 10, 2020 | Politics & Society

By Amanda Russell Beattie, Patrycja Rozbicka, Gemma Bird & Jelena Obradovic-Wochnik The ‘Refugee Crisis’, or more appropriately, the European Humanitarian Crisis, made headlines within and beyond Europe in 2015 when photographs of individuals arriving on European...
Why are some migrants seen as more deserving than others?

Why are some migrants seen as more deserving than others?

May 30, 2019 | Politics & Society, Referee

By James Nicol Since the re-election of the Coalition government in Australia’s federal elections scarcely more than week ago, a number of reports coming out of Nauru and Manus Island have indicated a significant spike in suicide attempts and incidents of self-harm by...
Why does the migrant caravan exist? And how did it come to be?

Why does the migrant caravan exist? And how did it come to be?

Nov 6, 2018 | Politics & Society

By Jerry Flores On Oct. 19, thousands of Central American migrants tried to cross the bridge between Guatemala and Mexico, seeking safety up north. News outlets broadcast the painful moans of people being crushed one against the other and the screams of children. We...
Hard borders: Where are the real frontiers for refugees?

Hard borders: Where are the real frontiers for refugees?

Oct 25, 2018 | Politics & Society

By Martina Tazzioli As the refugee crisis continues across Europe, new maps of the continent reveal the real frontiers for refugees as Martina Tazzioli explains. Since the EU declared a “refugee crisis” in 2015 that was followed by an unprecedented number of deaths in...

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