Migrant research in Africa
Seefar’s approach to migrant research focusses on understanding the perspectives of the actors – the displaced people, migrants and smugglers. […]
Seefar’s approach to migrant research focusses on understanding the perspectives of the actors – the displaced people, migrants and smugglers. […]
Seefar has been working in North Africa, East Africa, the Horn of Africa and West Africa continuously since we were
In 2016 Seefar completed a project in North Africa and the Horn of Africa to assist Eritrean migrants to make more informed decisions about
When migrant boats sank off the coast in 2014 and 2015 and dozens of bodies arrived on its beaches, the
Economic globalisation has led to growth in trade across borders, but also an increase in organized criminal activity. In Southeast
buse of low-skilled migrants and human trafficking is a global problem. At Seefar, we are keen to help prevent people
In Indonesia, Seefar is interested in promoting social equality and mobility among disadvantaged and marginalized groups. The first step to
In 2017 Seefar conducted a qualitative study leading in-depth interviews with potential Somali migrants in Kenya, in-transit migrants in Libya and
We spend a lot of time researching migrant smugglers and talking to governments about migrant smuggling. We have noticed that
For us, low-skilled labour migration is a great opportunity to improve life for poor people. However, the markets for this