Network of associations that since June 2015 have been rallying every first Thursday while carrying pictures of migrants that are dead, missing, or forcibly disappeared.

Project started in October 2014 by networks of activists and civil society members in Europe and North Africa. The projects activated a self-organized hot line for refugees facing emergencies in the Mediterranean Sea.

Online mapping platform monitoring deaths and violations of migrant rights at the maritime boundaries of the European Union.

Founded in 1962 from the Moroccan left-wing movements. Initially active in defense of the rights of Moroccan migrants it then expanded the scope of its activities towards migrants from Maghreb and eventually to migrant around the world, documented and undocumented.

Collective that have been organizing “migrant caravans” with the goal of consolidating, through the practice of journeys, collaborations among different entities in several regions of the world.

Network of associations rallying to demand truth and justice for migrants that are dead, missing, or forcibly disappeared.

Network of associations, movements, political organizations that demand truth and justice for genocide victims at the border with Europe.

Collective active on the border between Morocco and Spain since 2002 with Europe-bound migrants from sub saharan Africa.

Collective of people and organizations organizing, since 2003, the Caravan of Central American Mothers in Mexico. The movement promotes “Puentes de Esperanza”, a project aimed at reuniting families separated by migrations.

Network of European and African activists and researchers whose goal is to denounce and fight the generalization of foreigners reclusion and the spreading of detention camps. Such camps are instrumental to the externalization policies of the European Union.

International cohalition founded in 2011 to defend the rights of maritime migrants.