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Film review of ‘Ushiku’ (2021, Thomas Ash): Breaking silence against the violence of immigration detention in Japan

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Film review of ‘Ushiku’ (2021, Thomas Ash): Breaking silence against the violence of immigration detention in Japan

By Kazue Takamura and Theresa Decius-Timothee | Issue 26 Ushiku (2020) tells the story of Japan’s carceral violence against refugees in immigration detention. This is a powerful and rare documentary that opens the black box of global immigration detention regimes by focusing on Japan, a country not often in the spotlight. The title Ushiku refers to the municipality in Ibaraki prefecture, located about one hour north of Tokyo, where a notorious, …Read Article

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Next month will be the five-year anniversary of the COVID 19 pandemic, a catastrophic worldwide health event that killed more than 7 million people among about 777 million cases globally. It also drastically changed the way we all lived for almost a year, modifying our behavior in regard to the way we treated basic hygiene to how we interacted with others to how we shopped, dined, attended entertainment venues and traveled. Five years on, remnan…See the Story

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By Mae Aguinaldo | Issue 26 Seasons change is about the resiliency of Filipinos. That mark of character that is part of local textbook knowledge and has come to be known worldwide. The artist asked several Filipino friends who have gone off to live and work in foreign lands about the personal souvenirs or totems they brought with them when they left the country. Walis tambo (whisk broom), rosary, photos of videoke memories, etc. These are the be…Read Article

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Exclusion and fragmentation: India’s refugee populations through COVID-19

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Exclusion and fragmentation: India’s refugee populations through COVID-19

By Rohini Mitra | Issue 26 There are many stories to be told of the COVID-19 pandemic in India. From the collapse of the healthcare system to the draconian top-down management of the initial lockdown to household economic distress across the country, the pandemic further ruptured many existing fractures. This exposed all but the ultra-privileged to new forms of vulnerability. India’s many migrant populations, both within and outside the country,…Read Article

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By Inka Stock | Issue 26 European contemporary migration policies can lead to precarity and exclusion for migrants, particularly those deemed undesired movers. At the same time, these policies reshape middle-class migrants as ideal neoliberal subjects, who support these restrictive and exclusive migration regimes. For a long time, migration has been regarded by states and markets as a tool to promote progress and prosperity, at least when it o…Read Article

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By Tabea Scharrer, Chinwe Beneditte Ogbonna, and Gerhild Perl | Issue 26 The Covid-19 pandemic triggered diverse quarantine measures worldwide to curb the spread of the virus. In refugee camps, such as the Bakassi IDP (internally displaced persons) camp in Nigeria, the Kakuma refugee camp in Kenya (see Stefan Millar on 'Coronavirus Containment'), and the Kutupalong refugee camp in Bangladesh, these measures led to increased confinement of refuge…Read Article