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    MIDEQ approaches justice and rights from the perspective of migrants’ lived experiences, emphasising the importance of informal justice mechanisms and solidarity.

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      What do we mean by access to justice (A2J)? - concept note

      An overview of MIDEQ's understanding of access to justice
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      Call for submission: Access to rights in South-South migration

      Peripheries Journal is a publication of the Eduniperifeiras Publisher, located in the set of Favelas that make up Maré, in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Coordinated by our MIDEQ partners in IMJA, Peripheries is dedicated to publishing works authored by subjects of the peripheries and on themes related to global peripheries.
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      In the name of a rights agenda for the Haitian community in Brazil

      Meetings in the Instituto Maria e João Aleixo (IMJA), Rio de Janeiro, gathered Haitian leaderships and civil society organisations.
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      US migration policy changes towards Haiti: hope, conflict, and human capital loss

      The US government recently announced a new, multi-pronged effort to curb undocumented migration at the US-Mexico border. What does this mean for Haitian migrants in the Americas?
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