This report focuses on identifying and addressing the health and wellbeing needs of asylum seekers, refugees, and migrants in Southwark. With a significant increase in the asylum-seeking population, the aim is to support these vulnerable groups and reduce health inequalities. Stakeholders from vario

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The TAMS User Research project focuses on improving understanding of how a Talent Attraction and Migration Service for Scotland can meet migrant users' needs. The research includes objectives, methodology, engaging migrant lived experience, and insights from interviews with recently arrived migrants

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The STREAMinG Phase II Call for Proposals Information Session is part of a project supported by the European Union to aid in the reintegration of returning migrants in Georgia, assist vulnerable local communities affected by migration, and empower women. The initiative also aims to enhance the capab

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This study focuses on the health challenges faced by migrant workers in ASEAN countries, highlighting issues such as lack of coordinated governmental efforts, inadequate health services for migrants, and financial barriers to accessing healthcare. Recommendations including improving insurance covera

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Research by Chra R. Mahmud explores the methodological challenges in studying Iraqi Kurdish migrants in the UK, focusing on insider-outsider positionality. The study delves into the lived experiences of this group, examining the researcher's status and identity negotiation during the research proces

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Increased migration to Ireland due to climate change and geopolitical conflicts has led to challenges in healthcare access for migrants and refugees. Language and cultural barriers, limited availability of trained interpreters, and unregulated interpreting services contribute to difficulties in prov

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The issue of irregular immigration has gained prominence in recent decades, particularly in the context of increased immigration policies and border closures. While there is a general trend towards more restrictions on immigration in Europe and the Global North, there remains a lack of clarity on wh

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Comprehensive analysis of EU migrants living in Wales using data from the 2021 Census, highlighting key statistics such as country of birth, EUSS registrations, and distribution across different regions in Wales. Tables provide detailed insights into the presence of EU migrants in various Welsh unit

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This training course focuses on migrants in vulnerable situations at international borders, discussing why special consideration is needed for their human rights protection. It covers the concept of vulnerable situations, reasons for focusing on such migrants, and the specific protection they requir

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Urban migration poses challenges such as segregation and social inequality. This study explores migrant integration using mobile communication data, focusing on the initial period and early departure rates of new migrants in Shanghai. Insights into classification trends and departure patterns provid

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The article discusses the challenges faced by youth migrants and explores innovative solutions to empower them in global migration governance. It highlights the importance of youth participation and engagement in shaping policies and programs related to migration. Key topics include optimizing objec

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COVID-19 impact on asylum applications, vulnerable migrants, refugee status, and safeguarding measures discussed in a resource by NASHSG subgroups under Home Office and OHID co-chairship. Focus on accommodation challenges, legal definitions, and safeguarding responsibilities.

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Explore the imperative shift towards Alternatives to Detention (ATD) programs for migrants in the U.S., emphasizing the need for community-based services over detention. Delve into current challenges, such as the limitations of existing programs like Intensive Supervision Appearance Program (ISAP) a

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Providing holistic assistance to undocumented migrants, this guide covers survival resources, holistic support, advice and signposting, reporting rough sleepers, immigration and housing services, and available housing options. From maintaining basic needs to accessing legal aid, this resource aims t

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This provided information highlights the access to healthcare for migrants, addressing the nuances of Public Funds, Overseas Visitors Regulations, primary and secondary care services, and recent changes affecting healthcare provisions. It emphasizes the importance of understanding exemptions and eli

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The case study focuses on the struggles of Romanian migrants in Germany to access social benefits due to language barriers, legal complexities, and the involvement of welfare brokers. These brokers act as intermediaries but can also present challenges, including the risk of invalidating benefit clai

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Explore the evolving dynamics of Russophonism among Russian-speaking migrants in the UK, highlighting how language practices serve as cultural markers, fostering community ties, and stimulating creativity in multilingual contexts. The discussion delves into linguistic creativity, translingualism, an

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The Migration Matters Scotland Project, co-financed by the European Fund for the Integration of Third Country Nationals, focuses on understanding and supporting the needs of migrants while building the capacity of local authorities. Key aims include facilitating migrant participation in policy formu

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Examining the language learning journey, certification challenges, and proficiency experiences of Russian-speaking migrants in the UK through personal narratives. The study highlights the social context of language acquisition, the impact of educational background, and the pragmatic strategies used

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The externalisation of European borders involves pushing activities to subcontractors in return for payment, including returning irregular migrants and blocking migrants in third countries. The process consists of three steps, with key geopolitical events shaping policies and treaties. The case stud

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Czech Republic faces challenges in integrating migrants due to its historical legacy of ethnic homogeneity, necessitating a redefinition of societal self-image and implementation of clear integration policies to foster long-term cohabitation and cultural diversity. The need for transparent criteria,

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Explore the diverse support options and entitlements available for undocumented migrants in the UK, including the concept of No Recourse to Public Funds (NRPF), asylum support, assistance for victims of trafficking, and what constitutes public funds. Learn about the challenges faced and the limited

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Mdecins Sans Frontires (MSF) provides essential aid to migrants along transit routes in Europe, focusing on the impact of migration and assisting individuals with unmet humanitarian needs. The European migration crisis presents challenges such as lack of access to healthcare, human rights violations

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Stakeholder perspectives on the classification and treatment of Burmese individuals in Thailand reveal conflicting views between the Thai state and humanitarian perspectives. The study highlights challenges faced by Burmese migrants and the lack of legal protection due to Thailand's non-signatory st

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The research proposal focuses on rural migrants as the backbone of urban poverty in Indian cities, exploring urbanization dynamics, social justice, and violence protection. It aims to draw lessons from select cities and a river basin, collaborating with the Ford Foundation. The study addresses gaps

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This research project delves into the causes of violence against migrants and refugees, focusing on gender-based violence (GBV) and its intersections with various forms of discrimination. It explores how factors like culture, asylum barriers, and immigration policies contribute to forced migration,

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This chapter outlines recommendations to address health disparities in London, focusing on substance misuse, mental health, learning disabilities, homelessness, prisons, vulnerable women, undocumented migrants, and the LGBT+ community. Key suggestions include providing alcohol support teams in acute

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Regional guidelines emphasize the importance of providing protection to migrants in vulnerable situations while respecting their human rights. Technical support from IOM and UNHCR is crucial in identifying and referring vulnerable migrant populations. National workshops have been conducted to enhanc

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Migra-Antinoo, an initiative by Antinoo Arcigay Napoli, supports queer migrants primarily from West Africa in Naples. The service provides assistance and inclusive spaces for asylum seekers, with activities like group therapy and cultural events. Migrants share their stories, promoting community sup

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The critical analysis delves into the pervasive racism embedded in UK media's depiction of migrants, highlighting how language choice and imagery dehumanize and alienate migrant populations. It exposes the dichotomy created between 'us' and 'them', shedding light on historical racist tropes and thei

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The study examines the economic impact of Indonesia's Transmigration Program, which relocated two million voluntary migrants from rural areas of inner islands to agricultural settlements in outer islands. Using a natural experiment design, it shows how skill transferability influences agricultural p

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This content discusses the impact areas of ICT-enabled public services for migration, highlighting the desired impacts such as employment, accommodation, health, social integration, and more. It delves into how these impacts are measured using questionnaires and estimation techniques. Specific focus

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Overseas migration to Victorian Britain was relatively low in the 19th and early 20th centuries, with Irish, German, and Italian migrants being prominent. The Irish migration was driven by famine, with many settling in areas like Liverpool for work. German migrants contributed to various professions

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This pilot study aims to measure illicit financial flows in Latin America, focusing on various illicit markets such as drugs, human trafficking, smuggling of migrants, and illegal mining. The study involves adapting a conceptual framework and testing a methodology to measure these flows across parti

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Exploring the concept of illegality doctrine in relation to irregular migrant workers' statutory claims, the potential impact of Patel v Mirza case, and the general structure of examining the employment rights of irregular migrants. The discussion delves into the characterization of statutory rights

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The Regional Conference on Migration held in Tegucigalpa highlighted the vulnerabilities and challenges faced by migrants, especially in the aftermath of crises like the 2011 Libya Civil Strife. The MICIC Initiative aims to increase protection, decrease vulnerability, and improve responses for migra

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Exploring the global threats of xenophobia and racism in the South African context, this discussion delves into the experiences of labour migrants and refugees, shedding light on the daily economic and social challenges they face. It highlights the factors attracting migrants to South Africa, the ex

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People migrate for various reasons, seeking better opportunities and escaping poverty or conflict. Globalization has facilitated migration, but xenophobia and discrimination persist. Migrants face illegalization, exploitation, and violation of human rights. Hostile attitudes towards immigrants are p

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Causes of migration are debated between macro-structural and micro-subjective perspectives. Macro explanations focus on push factors like overpopulation and poverty, while micro explanations view migration as rational choices. The debate also includes meso-social factors such as migrant networks and

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Using a natural experiment design, this research examines the economic impact of Indonesia's Transmigration Program on spatial productivity differences. The program relocated two million voluntary migrants from overpopulated inner islands to new agricultural settlements on outer islands. Results sho

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