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April 2024 - Mediterranean Corridors: Tracing the Footsteps of Organized Crime Groups (OCGs) in Migrant Smuggling

Leir Migration Monitor: Mediterranean Corridors - Tracing the Footsteps of Organized Crime Groups (OCGs) in Migrant Smuggling
Article for the April, web edition of Praxis The Fletcher Journal of Human Security, By Aristedis Bouras In his article for Praxis, Aristedis Bouras analyzes migrant movements on the Mediterranean Sea. “The Mediterranean, known for its historical significance, now witnesses the plight of thousands seeking safer shores, only to encounter
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Past editions

2024

March: Governance, Violence, and Migration: Lessons Learned from El Salvador and Honduras

February: Leaving Lebanon: A Panacea After the Financial Collapse?

January: Navigating Trauma-Informed Research with Migrants on the Move

2023

December: "Before you make the journey, you don't understand anything"

November: "I want to achieve lots of things..."

September: Migrant Protection Categories in International Law & Practice

August: "...at this point in the game, you cannot look back."

July: "We leave it all behind because we have to."

June: Notes on migrants' hopes and fears

April: Introducing the Leir Briefing Room 📑

February: Exploring race's impacts on immigrants' lived experience

January: A world where migration is a choice

2022

November/December: Centering migrants' & refugees' agency

October: Making financial inclusion matter for migrants

September: Introducing the Leir Migration Monitor