The new EU Migration and Asylum Pact, while intended to streamline and improve migration processes, has faced widespread criticism from human rights organizations, experts, and civil society activists. Instead of providing a humane response to the migration crisis, the pact relies heavily on security-focused and restrictive approaches.
Multiculture
Immigrants in constant fear of deportation or imprisonment
Thirty-two percent of adults in all immigrant families are worried that they, a family member, or a close friend are going to be deported. In mixed-status families, it 58 percent. As never before, documented and undocumented immigrants residing in the United States are in constant fear of taking over their […]
Incarcerated migrants: a crime against humanity
The abuses to which hundreds of young Venezuelans have been subjected in violation of their due process, violate the rules of International and Humanitarian Law, Human Rights, the United Nations Charter and every regulation established on human mobility. The voices condemning Trump’s arbitrary action are growing. Juan Carlos Díaz […]
Jailed migrants: Disgrace, arbitrariness and cruelty
Describing Venezuelan immigrants as criminals, terrorists and murderers is “the greatest act of hostility and injustice ever committed by the United States against a people of Latin America and the Caribbean, and perhaps the world.” These words from the president of Venezuela, spoken after hearing about the deportation of […]
Multiculturalism in Azerbaijan: intercultural and interfaith dialogue
The policy of multiculturalism in Azerbaijan is extremely important as a form of intercultural and interfaith dialogue in foreign politics and on a global scale, just as it is important in domestic politics. Juan José Varela Tembra * Ravan Hasanov is the Executive Director of Baku International Multiculturalism […]
















