Description du projet
Zoom sur les politiques de rapatriement et de réadmission des migrants
L’Europe compte un nombre incalculable de migrants sans papiers destinés à vivre dans un état d’incertitude. Il s’agit de ressortissants de pays non-membres de l’UE qui sont entrés dans l’UE sans visa ou dont le visa est arrivé à expiration. Dans ce contexte, le projet FAiR, financé par l’UE, se penchera sur les moyens de renforcer la gouvernance de l’UE concernant la migration de retour. Rassemblant des parties prenantes issues de pays non-UE (Géorgie, Irak, Niger, Nigeria, Turquie) et d’États membres de l’UE (Allemagne, Italie, Norvège, Pologne, Suisse), FAiR mènera une enquête sur le soutien public en faveur d’alternatives aux politiques de rapatriement et améliorera les lignes directrices pour le contrôle des droits humains dans les cas de retour forcé. Les conclusions du projet concernant les politiques de rapatriement et de réadmission seront évaluées par un groupe d’experts composé d’universitaires, de chercheurs en politique et d’organisations gouvernementales et de défense des migrants.
Objectif
A host of irregular migrants currently live in de facto “limbo” conditions in Europe, with significant economic and human costs. According to registrations, less than 20% of all non-European nationals receiving an order to leave, voluntarily return to a third country or are deported. Those not returning receive limited opportunities to regularize their stay, since states fear that regularization attracts irregular migration, and will not be supported by voters. FAiR promises to bolster EU return migration governance by addressing the legitimacy deficits that plague policies on return and alternatives to return. FAiR complements dominant rational choice perspectives by systematically assessing the importance of norms, frames and shared meanings for intergovernmental cooperation on return. Together with stakeholders in EU+ and non-EU+ countries, FAiR pushes quantitative and qualitative research boundaries in the field, focusing on 5 non-EU+ (Georgia, Iraq, Niger, Nigeria, Turkey) and 5 EU+ states (Germany, Italy, Norway, Poland, Switzerland). Specific contributions of FAiR include: econometric models to reduce measurement bias in Eurostat return data; better measurements of Europe’s return policies through a Migration Return Policy Index (MIREX); causal inference analysis for all EU+ countries on the effects of policy and non-policy drivers of enforced return; a large survey experiment in 10 EU+ countries on public support for alternatives to return policies; improved guidelines for the human rights monitoring of enforced return; and, a negotiation and implementation game that will help international actors to reach agreement on return and readmission. FAiR offers multidisciplinary expertise and comprises a mix of academic, policy research, governmental and irregular migrant advocacy organisations, spanning Europe, Africa and the Middle East. FAiR targets objectives 1, 17, 21 and 23 of the Global Migration Pact, and 10.7 16.8 17.9 17.16 and 17.18 of the SDGs.
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