The third way. Humanitarian corridors in peacetime as a (local) civil society response to a EU’s common failure
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Resumo: | Migration has been and will continue to be one of the key issues for Europe in the coming decades. Fundamental developments such as economy, climate change, globalization of transport and communication, war and instability in the neighbouring regions, are all factors that continue to drive people to come to Europe, in search of shelter and a better life or to reunite with their families. In recent years, vulnerability of forced migrants has been exacerbated by worsening conflicts in their home country, which make repatriation less and less a viable option, and by mounting intolerance within local communities. A growing number of potential refugees attempts to escape transit countries to reach the European Union by embarking in dangerous journeys to cross the Mediterranean Sea and illegally enter the European Union. Within the European Union resettlement represents a 'durable solution' for vulnerable forced migrants alongside local integration and voluntary repatriation, a protection tool for potential people whose lives and liberty are at risk. In Italy, a group of institutions from civil society and the Italian Ministries of Foreign Affairs and of Interior signed a Protocol of Agreement for the establishment of Humanitarian Corridors to ensure the legal and safe resettlement of asylum seekers. Our article will show how these Humanitarian Corridors proved to be a successful multi-stakeholder engagement to support safe and legal pathways to protection as well as durable solutions for third country nationals in need of protection. |
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The third way. Humanitarian corridors in peacetime as a (local) civil society response to a EU’s common failureA terceira via. Os corredores humanitários em tempos de paz como uma resposta da sociedade civil (local) ao fracasso geral da União EuropeiaHumanitarian CorridorMigrationRefugeesInnovative practiceCorredor humanitárioMigraçãoRefugiadosPrática inovadoraMigration has been and will continue to be one of the key issues for Europe in the coming decades. Fundamental developments such as economy, climate change, globalization of transport and communication, war and instability in the neighbouring regions, are all factors that continue to drive people to come to Europe, in search of shelter and a better life or to reunite with their families. In recent years, vulnerability of forced migrants has been exacerbated by worsening conflicts in their home country, which make repatriation less and less a viable option, and by mounting intolerance within local communities. A growing number of potential refugees attempts to escape transit countries to reach the European Union by embarking in dangerous journeys to cross the Mediterranean Sea and illegally enter the European Union. Within the European Union resettlement represents a 'durable solution' for vulnerable forced migrants alongside local integration and voluntary repatriation, a protection tool for potential people whose lives and liberty are at risk. In Italy, a group of institutions from civil society and the Italian Ministries of Foreign Affairs and of Interior signed a Protocol of Agreement for the establishment of Humanitarian Corridors to ensure the legal and safe resettlement of asylum seekers. Our article will show how these Humanitarian Corridors proved to be a successful multi-stakeholder engagement to support safe and legal pathways to protection as well as durable solutions for third country nationals in need of protection.A migração tem sido e continuará sendo uma das questões fundamentais para a Europa nas próximas décadas. Um número crescente de refugiados ou de requerentes de asilo, em viagens perigosas através do Mediterrâneo tenta escapar de países de trânsito e entrar irregularmente na União Europeia. Na União Europeia, a recolocação (reassentamento) representa uma “solução duradoura” para os migrantes forçados vulneráveis –e, juntamente com a integração local e o repatriamento voluntário, uma ferramenta de proteção para pessoas cujas vidas e liberdades estão em risco. Na Itália, um grupo de instituições da sociedade civil e os Ministérios das Relações Exteriores e do Interior assinaram um memorando para o estabelecimento de corredores humanitários para assegurar o reassentamento legal e seguro dos requerentes de refúgio. Nosso artigo mostrará como esses Corredores Humanitários se mostraram uma atividade bem-sucedida para as partes interessadas por garantir percursos seguros e legais de proteção, bem como soluções duradouras para cidadãos de países terceiros que precisam de proteção.Centro Scalabriniano de Estudos Migratórios2017info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersioninfo:eu-repo/semantics/articlehttp://hdl.handle.net/10316/48201http://hdl.handle.net/10316/48201https://doi.org/10.1590/1980-85852503880005105eng1980-85852237-9843http://dx.doi.org/10.1590/1980-85852503880005105Góis, PedroFalchi, Giuliainfo:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessreponame:Repositório Científico de Acesso Aberto de Portugal (Repositórios Cientìficos)instname:Agência para a Sociedade do Conhecimento (UMIC) - FCT - Sociedade da Informaçãoinstacron:RCAAP2020-05-25T05:30:31Zoai:estudogeral.uc.pt:10316/48201Portal AgregadorONGhttps://www.rcaap.pt/oai/openaireopendoar:71602024-03-19T20:50:30.118695Repositório Científico de Acesso Aberto de Portugal (Repositórios Cientìficos) - Agência para a Sociedade do Conhecimento (UMIC) - FCT - Sociedade da Informaçãofalse |
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The third way. Humanitarian corridors in peacetime as a (local) civil society response to a EU’s common failure A terceira via. Os corredores humanitários em tempos de paz como uma resposta da sociedade civil (local) ao fracasso geral da União Europeia |
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The third way. Humanitarian corridors in peacetime as a (local) civil society response to a EU’s common failure |
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The third way. Humanitarian corridors in peacetime as a (local) civil society response to a EU’s common failure Góis, Pedro Humanitarian Corridor Migration Refugees Innovative practice Corredor humanitário Migração Refugiados Prática inovadora |
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The third way. Humanitarian corridors in peacetime as a (local) civil society response to a EU’s common failure |
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The third way. Humanitarian corridors in peacetime as a (local) civil society response to a EU’s common failure |
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The third way. Humanitarian corridors in peacetime as a (local) civil society response to a EU’s common failure |
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The third way. Humanitarian corridors in peacetime as a (local) civil society response to a EU’s common failure |
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The third way. Humanitarian corridors in peacetime as a (local) civil society response to a EU’s common failure |
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Góis, Pedro |
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Góis, Pedro Falchi, Giulia |
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Falchi, Giulia |
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Góis, Pedro Falchi, Giulia |
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Humanitarian Corridor Migration Refugees Innovative practice Corredor humanitário Migração Refugiados Prática inovadora |
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Humanitarian Corridor Migration Refugees Innovative practice Corredor humanitário Migração Refugiados Prática inovadora |
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Migration has been and will continue to be one of the key issues for Europe in the coming decades. Fundamental developments such as economy, climate change, globalization of transport and communication, war and instability in the neighbouring regions, are all factors that continue to drive people to come to Europe, in search of shelter and a better life or to reunite with their families. In recent years, vulnerability of forced migrants has been exacerbated by worsening conflicts in their home country, which make repatriation less and less a viable option, and by mounting intolerance within local communities. A growing number of potential refugees attempts to escape transit countries to reach the European Union by embarking in dangerous journeys to cross the Mediterranean Sea and illegally enter the European Union. Within the European Union resettlement represents a 'durable solution' for vulnerable forced migrants alongside local integration and voluntary repatriation, a protection tool for potential people whose lives and liberty are at risk. In Italy, a group of institutions from civil society and the Italian Ministries of Foreign Affairs and of Interior signed a Protocol of Agreement for the establishment of Humanitarian Corridors to ensure the legal and safe resettlement of asylum seekers. Our article will show how these Humanitarian Corridors proved to be a successful multi-stakeholder engagement to support safe and legal pathways to protection as well as durable solutions for third country nationals in need of protection. |
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