Iranian Refugees: Irregular Migration to Australia
This working paper, Iranian Refugees: An Exploration of Irregular Migration to Australia, is based on two sets of data. The first […]
Immigration and Welfare States: Migrants as Welfare Providers in Belgium
This brief is inspired by sustained attention to the idea that some migration occurs because migrants benefit from the welfare state without
Migration Research: Modern Slavery in Southeast Asia
Seefar is conducting quantitative research in East Asia to understand and reduce the prevalence and impact of modern slavery among migrant domestic workers,
Monitoring and Evaluation of the Rule of Law in Lebanon
Improving cooperation between Lebanon‘s communities and their security services is a big challenge, but critical to strengthening the rule of law
Diaspora Engagement in Development – the Role of Refugees
In the literature and policy-making on migration and development, migrants are increasingly recognized as transnational actors who can make contributions to their
Denmark Launches the new Afghanistan Country Programme
We’re excited to see that Denmark has approved and launched its new Country Programme for Afghanistan, 2015-2017. Seefar played a supporting role
6 Ideas for Interpreting Drug Seizure Data
A perennial challenge when analyzing drug trafficking is that the most common reliable data comes from ventures that have failed,
Migrant Smuggling by Sea in East Asia
Much of Southeast Asia’s ‘territory’ is in fact water, with around 80% of the region being sea or coastal waters. The countries
Theories of Change for Social Inclusion in Indonesia
Seefar is supporting The Asia Foundation in implementing PNPM Peduli, Indonesia‘s national development program focused on addressing social inclusion. Our job is to provide
Understanding and Responding to Child Exploitation in East Asia
Recent decades have seen some successes in combating sex crimes against children in Southeast Asia, but the problem clearly continues.