The Dutch I-CLAIM Sector reports on irregular migrant labour received wide national media attention, linking their findings to ongoing cases of exploitation. Coverage in major newspapers, radio, and interviews has brought the research into the public debate in the Netherlands.
Drawing on the recently published I-CLAIM reports on the experiences of food delivery riders with precarious immigration status in the UK, Nando Sigona and Stefano Piemontese write for OpenDemocracy on a troubling alignment between the UK’s hostile environment and the...
The host of The Whole Show, Iain Dale, speaks to Nando Sigona exploring the links between immigration and community tensions in the UK and examining public perceptions, policy responses, and the complex realities of integration and social cohesion....
Drawing on the recently published I-CLAIM reports on the experiences of migrant workers in domestic work and food delivery in the UK, Nando Sigona writes for The Conversation on how immigration rules, by design, torn migrant families apart, cause emotional harm,...
In a recent interview on Stand NL (NPO Radio 1), Minke Hajer criticises the plans from the Dutch Government to criminalise irregular stay.
PRIME project is organizing a Webinar, where Clare Fox-Ruhs (MPC & PRIME project) and Joakim Palme will present their latest study (the first systematic, comparative analysis of the social and labour rights of irregular migrants in the laws of 28 European countries.)
New episode of Mobility, Work and Rights I-CLAIM podcast out! We talked with Paola Bonizzoni, Minke Hajer; Frederik de Vlaming & Ilse van Liempt on two recent regularisation schemes in The Netherlands and Italy.
FairWork publishes an article on the I-CLAIM report on irregular migration in the Netherlands describing how people without residence permits are discussed, and how this differs between the media, politics and civil society.
I-CLAIM project was presented at the final conference of the MIMAP project, hosted by the Research Centre of the Federal Office for Migration and Refugees (BAMF).