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The elephant and migrant Kuala Lumpur
The MIDEQ team in Malaysia hosted a week long workshop with Hub members in Kuala Lumpur. MIDEQ Co-I Seng-Guan Yeoh explains further.
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Feminist Migration Futures? The Paradox of a Feminist Migration Policy
MIDEQ researchers share their experiences and discuss their visions for the future of feminist migration research.
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From Ethiopia to South Africa: The human cost of a neglected migration route
This ongoing series from The New Humanitarian explores the humanitarian implications of South-South migration. Although South-South migration flows are larger than the numbers of people heading South to North – with all the inherent risks of undocumented travel – these cross-border, intra-regional journeys tend to be neglected by governments and aid agencies.
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The peripheries as territories of potencies
Perceptions of peripheries and those who live in them are often defined by negative stereotypes and stigma. These perceptions shape public policies and opinions, yet they do not accurately reflect the experiences of people living in the peripheries. This blog argues that in order to understand these communities, we must recognise their voices to shape their own narratives.
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