The transfer of men and women already present on Italian territory on “quarantine ships” is illegal and must be stoppedQuarantine ships, risk now becoming a new place for detention of documented migrants13 October 2020 Tommaso Fusco
Re-thinking the Representation of Refugee Children and Adolescents in the Media. Views from Italy’s frontlineRefugee children and adolescents are the great absentees from the debate on migration in Italy.16 April 2021 Valentina Baú
“Selective, punitive and symbolic”: the state of administrative detention in ItalyFor our column on alternatives to detention, Paola Petrucco interviewed Giulia Fabini4 September 2020 Paola Petrucco
What do or don’t you know about the refugee crisis in 2017? What do or don’t you know about the refugee crisis in 2017? 19 July 2018 Open Migration
The agriculture emergency in Italy: three proposals to solve the crisis and protect everyone’s rightsNot only manpower: regularising is a matter of rights26 June 2020 Sara Manisera and Janos Chiala
Bergamo and the Seriana Valley, the solidarity of foreign communities in the Covid emergencyWith Ilaria Romano in one of the most affected areas of Italy2 July 2020 Ilaria Romano
Pre-removal centres and alternatives to detention: 5 questions with Professor Giuseppe CampesiA necessary insight into the problems of administrative detention and possible alternatives3 August 2020 Paola Petrucco
The 10 best articles on refugees and migration 25/2019Rescued migrants on board the Sea Watch still at sea after 12 days25 June 2019 Open Migration
“I’m not a criminal”: the story of a former passeur in NigerThe story of former passeur Bazou Ider, whose life is intertwined with the history of modern-day Niger.21 December 2017 Giacomo Zandonini
The Monday that changed migration in NigerHow the closing of the Agadez route has pushed the local retail economy into the hands of a criminal system.15 January 2018 Giacomo Zandonini
The new European border between Niger and LibyaWith a mix of militias, tribes and people smugglers, the Italian deal with Niger is faltering11 May 2018 Giacomo Zandonini
The dangers of administrative detention of migrants in EuropeHow administrative detention of migrants sets down a double standard in the protection of personal liberties8 June 2016 Olivia Lopez Curzi
Against the politics of killing slowly: contesting Danish deportation campsJose Arce, Julia Suárez-Krabbe, Annika Lindberg 2 March 2018
Germany’s “conflicted middle”: in order to reach them, we must understand themPadraic Quirk 19 October 2017
The 10 best articles on refugees and migration 25/2019Rescued migrants on board the Sea Watch still at sea after 12 days
The 10 best articles on refugees and migration 24/2019A new Sea Watch case: the first application of Italy’s new security bill
