The EU’s Poland-Belarus blame game can’t cover up a failed asylum policy
This pieces focuses on the escalation at the Poland-Belarus border and shift the narrative away from a 'migrant crisis' to a European political crisis.
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Lesbos Prefecture, Lesbos, Greece
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Request QuoteSpecialising in EU Asylum Law (LLM in International Migration and Refugee Law). Avid about amplifying the struggle of refugees - especially in the EU context. Been on the ground in Greece on-off for two years.
This pieces focuses on the escalation at the Poland-Belarus border and shift the narrative away from a 'migrant crisis' to a European political crisis.
A opinion piece explaining how the latest Joint Ministerial Decision by Greek Government which labels Turkey a ‘Safe Third Country’ will impact the rising number of Afghan refugees as tensions at home rise.
Opinion piece on the militarization and criminilization of migration in the EU; focus on FRONTEX.
In the following piece we discussed how the outbreak of violence in the Tigray region will lead to an inevitable increase in migration flows towards the Mediterranean coast aiming for Europe but instead of offering protection the EU externalisation policies and failed rhetoric of 'refugee crisis' will lead to more devastating loss of innocent lives. Narrowing down on the African context we emphasise the damage caused by the 'refugee crisis' rhetoric and how it should be replaced with the term 'refugee struggle' as it captures the reality of refugees fighting violent and xenophobic policies of EU and its member states.
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