new knowledge
on irregular migration
The quantitative dimension of irregular migration
MIrreM assesses existing estimates and statistical indicators and explores new quantitative approaches. A special focus will be on regularisation policies and their impact. In close cooperation with relevant stakeholders MIrreM will develop recommendations on irregular migration data and regularisation, respectively.
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Related projects
MIrreM closely collaborates with six other projects on irregular migration funded under the European Union’s Horizon Europe Programme under two calls.
Joint webinar series
The Webinar Series brings together expertise and insights from 7 ongoing Horizon Europe projects. The live webinars are hosted on a rotating basis by the different projects.
Our latest activities
The conditions of migrant workers in Europe’s food supply chain industries: a public health perspective
European food industries depend heavily on migrant and seasonal labour. Yet, these workers often face precarious jobs and hazardous conditions, resulting in stark health inequities. This webinar, hosted by DignityFIRM, explores why such disparities persist despite legal protections and highlights good practices for improving rights and safety.
Don’t Blame the Courts: Deportation, Crime, and the Politicisation of Human Rights Law
Arjen Leerkes and Albert Kraler tackle the politicisation of human rights law in debates on deportation and crime. Their blog challenges claims that courts block enforcement and explores what this framing means for democracy and the rule of law.
MIrreM Handbooks
Check out our Handbooks for key insights on irregular migration data and on regularisation policies.

