Distant Dreams: Understanding the aspirations of Afghan returnees
Millions of refugees and migrants have returned to Afghanistan since 2012. Most come from neighbouring countries, driven out by protection concerns, fears […]
Examining Return and Reintegration in Afghanistan: Why Psychosocial Interventions Matter
The biggest repatriation project in recent history is occurring with the forced exodus of millions of Afghan refugees from Pakistan
Windows of opportunity: Iranian irregular migration and return 2014-2016
Iran has been out of the public eye as EU decision-makers focus attention and money on more significant regions of
Recommendations from the US Trafficking in Persons Report – What’s the point?
In the ecosystem of international efforts against human trafficking and modern slavery, there is a plague of recommendations. Some are
Understanding how irregular migration dynamics and attitudes are evolving in Afghanistan
Afghanistan presents a complex migration context in which large numbers of Afghans set out on dangerous journeys to Europe. While
What Next for Trafficking and Slavery Communications Campaigns in Vietnam?
The Government of Vietnam, Vietnamese civil society, and donors to Vietnam have tried a lot of different approaches to communications campaigns on human
How West African migrants engage with migration information en route to Europe
As irregular migrants continue to embark on dangerous journeys, governments and civil society have sought to reduce the inherent dangers.
Who is Generous to Refugees?
What does it mean for a country to be ‘generous’ to refugees? The term “generous” is frequently used in discussions
Migrant decision making in Iraqi Kurdistan
Seefar built on its work with Iraqi Kurds by recently completing a mixed-methods research project in Iraq and Greece focussed
Large-scale research into mixed migration in Libya
Seefar is implementing a major study of irregular migration and smuggling in migrants through Libya. Researchers have conducted interviews with