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The globalisation of border control and peoples’ resistance

Topic
Military Policing Immigration Refugees Borders
Country/Region
EU Europe UK Africa

18 March 2019

"Forced to leave their homes to flee violence, war or poverty and invisible because they are vulnerable, large numbers of migrants disappear while travelling..."

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The globalisation of border control and peoples’ resistance (TNI, link):

"Forced to leave their homes to flee violence, war or poverty and invisible because they are vulnerable, large numbers of migrants disappear while travelling. This analysis of border control looks at the power and impunity of transnational corporations, militarisation, the externalisation of borders, Israel’s role as a laboratory for the wall industry and the criminalisation of international solidarity, among other issues."

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