The Situation of Refugees in Egypt: Between Security Reality, Arrests, and the New Legislation By: Yusuf*   In recent years, the situation of refugees in Egypt has witnessed notable shifts and escalating challenges on humanitarian, legal, and social levels. Historically, Egypt has long served as an important and relatively safe haven for thousands of refugees

Josephus On Jah Thomas is a refugee and activist from Sierra Leone, who has been living in Tunisia since 2020 with his wife and son. In this interview, he speaks about racism, violence, lack of asylum access and the reality for Black migrants in Tunisia. Trigger Warning: This interview discusses racism, and forms of violence.

Identity is often perceived as stable and self-evident until it is disrupted by forced displacement. In my opinion, identity is not only a personal matter, but it is also (and maybe most of all) shaped by society and by social transitions. This reflection explores what identity means in the context of displacement, how its loss

How can individuals be expected to integrate into a society that systematically restricts their access to rights and opportunities? Beneath legal classifications and policy frameworks lie personal experiences shaped by instability, resilience, and exclusion. This text looks at how German migration law both supports and limits integration, using legal examples and experiences from social work