
“Europe of camps” deploys its web
This map shows the location of camps (black dots). These are connected by a white line if the distance between them is less than 200 km. This complex network composed by lines and dots symbolizes a central device for the European Union’s “fight against the immigration”: the confinement. With this device, represented here as a […]
Map posted the 2014/03/03

Where is the border ?
A first series of these maps show the presence of detention facilities for foreigners (colored dots). Only the limits of the Schengen area are plotted. Therefore, we see how the policy of detention of foreigners, far from being concentrated in the Schengen States, spreads, beyond Community borders, to so-called third countries and to Africa and the […]
Map posted the 2014/03/03

Migreurop’s “encampment map”
For more than ten years, Migreurop’s migrant encampment map has been continuously evolving. From 2003 when the initial compilation started during the European Social Forum held in Paris-Saint-Denis to 2013 when the project of dynamic mapping of migrant detention sites in Europe and beyond was set up, the number of camps has continued to increase, […]
Map posted the 2013/11/23
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- The Balkan buffer-zone
- Externalisation of the European migration policy into the Balkans: when delegating makes imprisonment easier
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