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    Sur 23 – Letter to the readers

    - Letter to the readers -

    Cartooning for Peace

    - Cartoon -

    The impact of international health crises on the rights of migrants

    Deisy Ventura - Brazil

    - The Sur File on Migration and Human Rights -

    The fantasy of “foreigners carrying disease” justifies measures that restrict international migration and foster human rights violations

    Mensajeros de las malas noticias

    João Wainer - Brazil

    Lucas Ferraz - Brazil

    Isadora Brant - Brazil

    Bia Bittencourt - Brazil

    - Video Essay -

    An examination of immigration and its relationship with the city of São Paulo.

    Latuff

    - Cartoon -

    “Smugglers will always outwit, outpace and outfox the governments”

    François Crépeau - Canada

    - The Sur File on Migration and Human Rights -

    Interview with François Crépeau, United Nations Special Rapporteur on the human rights of migrants on the so-called “migration crisis” in Europe

    Three emergent migrations : an epochal change

    Saskia Sassen - Netherlands

    - The Sur File on Migration and Human Rights -

    Examining recent migrant flows offers a window into the larger dynamics that catapult people into migrating

    Infographics: Migration and Human Rights

    Deisy Ventura - Brazil

    Natália Araújo - Brazil

    - Infographics -

    Design by Studio Kiwi

    A force to be reckoned with

    Zenén Jaimes Peréz - Mexico / US

    - The Sur File on Migration and Human Rights -

    How immigrant youth moved the most powerful person in the world, twice

    New migrations

    Catherine Wihtol de Wenden - France

    - The Sur File on Migration and Human Rights -

    Why are more people on the move than ever before and where they are going?

    Language as a migration policy tool

    Pablo Ceriani Cernadas - Argentina

    - The Sur File on Migration and Human Rights -

    Critical remarks on the concept of “economic migrant” and how it leads to human rights violations

    High fences do not make good neighbours

    Messaoud Romdhani - Tunisia

    - The Sur File on Migration and Human Rights -

    Repressive European Union immigration policies only serve to reinforce smuggling networks and result in higher deaths in the Mediterranean

    Not so safe and sound

    Jamil Dakwar - US

    - The Sur File on Migration and Human Rights -

    The U.S. Security Against Foreign Enemies (SAFE) Act is another reminder that the immigrant population in the U.S. is increasingly vulnerable

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