What is the impact of criminalization on asylum?
Criminalisation of asylum seekers not only violates the international conventions, but has severe consequences for their ability to access protection. Learn more about it.
Criminalisation of asylum seekers not only violates the international conventions, but has severe consequences for their ability to access protection. Learn more about it.
We are currently witnessing countless Sudanese minors being tried as adults in Greece: This injustice stems from several key issues.
16.01.26 @Kampnagel, Hamburg.
Performance, film, and music by activists fighting for the right to freedom of movement, scholars examining the continuities of colonial practices, and allies in solidarity.
We were present in Chania court to monitor “smuggling” trials together with our comrades. The court had scheduled 16 cases with 23 individuals for the day…
14.11.25 – This event explored the situation of Sudanese war refugees imprisoned in Greece, the ongoing war in Sudan, how European smuggling laws are used to criminalize migration and justify mass incarceration and the colonial continuities that underpin these injustices today.
Greece, Crete.
The trial of Nourdeen and Mohamad, two 20-year-old men from Sudan, took place. Both were sentenced to 10 years imprisonment for surviving.
More and more trials involving accusations of “smuggling” now end with so-called “plea deals.” This supposed compromise comes with a rarely discussed catch..
06.10.25, 7:00 pm, bUm Berlin.
The Berlin premiere of the documentary Escaping Libya’s Detention Industry will be followed by a discussion on international crimes committed against migrants and refugees in Libya and the Mediterranean.
Greece, Crete. We witnessed the trials of Sudanese boys accused of “smuggling”. None of their cases were heard; they were delayed until November and December.
On 01.09 dozens of young men from Sudan, Bangladesh, and Egypt were supposed to stand trial in Chania, Crete. But none of the announced hearings actually took place.