In the DignityFIRM project we investigate strategies deployed to improve the working conditions of migrant workers in a precarious position. This blog introduces a legal strategy NGO FairWork (not legal...
Exploitative working conditions often deprive migrant workers of the time and space to reflect on their experiences, both their labour realities and their migration journeys. Creating spaces for collective reflection...
In the picture: 28 migrant-led organisations and migrants' rights organisations took part of the "Learnings on the Organization of Migrant Workers" workshop in Seville, Spain On the occasion of Labour Day,...
What kind of ‘subject’ is a ‘research subject’? A subject acts, makes decisions, and exercises agency. A subject has power. An object, on the other hand, remains passive, observed, and...
On Monday 10 February 2025 the DignityFIRM consortium was a guest at partner University Ibn Zohr, Faculty of Languages, Arts and Human Sciences (FLASH) of Ait Melloul in Morocco. The...
by Nora Gottlieb Public health is a scientific discipline and practice concerned with the distribution of health and disease in the population. To improve population health and mitigate health inequities, it...
On 28 November 2024 in Rabat Morocco, the UIZ team, represented here by Hanane Darhour and Hajar Bouzid, had a meeting with the socialist group at the parliament. Given the importance...
by Irene Palla DignityFIRM's contribution to the documentary Mamadou Kouassi Pli Adama: la lotta della migrazione We at DignityFIRM are proud to have participated in creating the documentary Mamadou Kouassi Pli Adama:...
Mamadou Kouassi: Migrant Workers in the Fight for Human Rights by Irene Palla Are migrant workers fighting for human rights—rights that ultimately affect us all? The answer is an unequivocal yes. Yet,...
Essential, yet precarious work as a key health risk for migrants by Nora Dalia Gottlieb, Universität Bielefeld – School of Public Health It seems common sense that migrants tend to work in more taxing...