God Brought You Home – Deportation as Moral Governance in the Lives of Nigerian Sex Worker Migrants

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God Brought You Home – Deportation as Moral Governance in the Lives of Nigerian Sex Worker Migrants (Sine Plambech, Journal Of Ethnic And Migration Studies, 2017) Set in Nigeria among deported sex worker migrants and the institutions that seek to intervene in their migration, this article explores how deportation serves the dual function as a tool for migration governance as well as a tool for moral governance. Deportation has often been analysed from a Global North perspective and as a technology Read More

Post-Deportation Risks: Criminalized Departure and Risks for Returnees in Countries of Origin

pdhrpAfrica, Albania, Algeria, Cameroon, Chad, China, Cuba, Democratic Republic of Congo, Egypt, Eritrea, Guinea, Haiti, India, Iran, Libya, Macedonia, Morocco, Nigeria, North Korea, Pakistan, Senegal, Sri Lanka, Tunisia,

Post-Deportation Risks: Criminalized Departure and Risks for Returnees in Countries of Origin (2015, Charlotte Blondel, Marie Conciatori, Nausicaa Preiss, Meritxell Sayos Monras, Suzanne Seiller, Janine Uhlmannsiek ) Following the recent crisis in the Mediterranean Sea, the European Commission presented on May 15th 2015 a new European Agenda centred on the present challenges of global migration. As the High Representative of the European Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy and Vice-President of the Commission stated, “with this agenda we confirm and Read More