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Partnership Principle in EU funds: Strong on Paper, Weak in Practice
The 2021-2027 EU Multiannual Financial Framework was adopted with the commitment to have a more ...
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Over 100 people criminalised for helping migrants in the EU in 2022
This blog summarises key findings from our media monitoring on the criminalisation of solidarity with ...
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Data encryption: why it’s vital for migrants and their defenders
Data encryption is a process that protects the integrity and privacy of our stored digital ...
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Labour migration policies in Ireland
This blog provides an overview of specific national labour migration and work permit policies in ...
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Meaningful participation: making sure undocumented people’s voices are heard
We’re committed to ensuring undocumented migrants are heard and can shape and participate in the ...
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Labour migration policies in Finland
This blog provides an overview of specific national labour migration and work permit policies in ...
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Finland: new law expands health care for undocumented migrants
A new law has recently come into force in Finland that expands health care for ...
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Advocating for undocumented migrants: what we did in 2022
2022 was marked by a new crisis with wide-reaching impact: Russia's war against Ukraine. The ...
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Labour migration policies in Germany
This blog provides an overview of specific national labour migration and work permit policies in ...
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From taxis to food delivery: undocumented migrants in platform work
Many undocumented migrants work in so-called “platform work”, that is work managed by companies through ...
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The state of immigration detention in Belgium
The Jesuit Refugee Service Belgium recently released a new comprehensive report on the state of ...
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Immigration detention in transit zones : what European courts say
Immigration detention is understood as the deprivation of liberty of a person because of their ...
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Immigration detention and de facto detention: what the law says
Detaining someone because they do not have the right papers to live in the country ...
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UK: new rules make it easier for young people to access secure residence permit
Earlier this year, the UK’s Immigration Rules were changed to facilitate access to a secure residence ...
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Migrant smuggling: why we need a paradigm shift
Common narratives describe migrant smugglers as ruthless “criminals who take advantage of people’s vulnerability and ...
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Resilience and Resistance: the Criminalisation of Solidarity across Europe
This blog is based on the executive summary of our new report Resilience and Resistance: the ...
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Solidarity and justice for undocumented migrants: joining forces with social justice movements
On 2 and 3 June 2022, PICUM brought together migrant and human rights advocates, from ...
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Undocumented domestic workers go on first-ever strike in Brussels, Belgium
On 16 June, International Domestic Workers' Day, a delegation of undocumented domestic workers led their ...
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Labour Rights of Undocumented Migrant Workers: what does the EU say?
This blog provides a brief analysis of some key EU legal texts on undocumented workers’ ...
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Non-Ukrainians fleeing the war met with detention
This blog was written by PICUM’s Advocacy Trainee Alyona Samar. Since the outset of the ...
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