6 articles

• Declaration of the Assembly of Social Movements

  6 April 2021, by Forum social européen des migrations

  Another possible world: a cry that moves us, engages us and encourages us to defend life, promote solidarity, peace and think about the future of the planet as a home. Another possible pact to tackle inequality of opportunities, multiple discriminations, prejudice and xenophobia.

• Let us Build a Global Pact of Solidarity for the Rights of Migrant and Refugee Peoples

  29 October 2020, by Collectif

  The EU Pact on Migration and Asylum, recently presented by the European Commission (EC) in Brussels (September 23), turns human migratory movements into crimes and migrants and refugees into potential criminals. To fight this necropolitics, the affected communities of migrant and refugee peoples, together with the movements, networks and organisations propose a Global Pact of Solidarity for the Rights of Migrant and Refugee peoples.

• Indictment on Migration and the Right to Health

  22 October 2020, by Groupe de Travail TPP/Mobilisation

  The present indictment is part of a series of indictments against the governments of the EU member states and institutions of the EU. In this new session in Berlin, we call upon the Permanent Peoples’ Tribunal (PPT) to carefully examine whether the current migration and asylum policies of the Federal Republic of Germany and the EU violate the right to health and physical and psychological integrity of migrants and refugees

• The Right to Inheritance and to Return, Keys to Peace in Palestine

  25 August 2020, by Ilan Pappe, Orient XXI, Tamar Yaron, Uri Davis

  The “peace process” which culminated in the Oslo Accords in 1993 has failed to ignore two key issues: the nature of the State of Israel and that of the right of return of the Palestinians expelled in 1948. However, in 2005, a United Nations special rapporteur, Paulo Sérgio Pinheiro, defined “Principles” on the return of the housing of deportees or displaced. Precise and detailed, they deserve to be re-read in the light of the international community’s continuing passivity on Palestinian rights.

• Towards happy days

  27 April 2020, by Monique Chemillier-Gendreau

  In this text, Monique Chemillier-Gendreau starts from the hypothesis that the response to the challenges currently facing humanity as a whole cannot be an addition of national policies, even less so if these policies try to be conducted in isolation.