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MIDEQ - Migration for Diversity and Equality
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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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      Creative explorations on ‘Access to justice’

      Using music and song, movement and dance, and textiles and costume as language, this blog reflects on how we test and communicate new artistic perspectives on MIDEQ’s research relating to ‘access to justice’.
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      Migration and decent work: challenges for the Global South

      This policy brief builds on discussions from a MIDEQ/UNU-CPR roundtable discussion on migrant workers and decent work.
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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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      Unstoppable Beat

      This film is inspired by videos showcasing Haitian and Brazilian communities in Rio, celebrating their unity through song and dance. The script employs drumming as a metaphor for the indomitable Haitian spirit and the power of collective action, drawing parallels with the historical migrations and struggles of these communities.
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    Coventry University, IV5
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    Coventry
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