The ’Ndrangheta’s Infiltration and Threat to European Institutions 
From Paper to Practice: How Grassroots Norms Undermine Gender Rights in Pakistan 
Exploited Childhoods: The Role of Global Corporations in Perpetuating and Mitigating Child Labour 
Human Rights Challenges in Addressing SLAPPs in Media, NGOs and Journalism in the EU 
Since flows of people constitute the core of EU history but also a largely misunderstood topic, the EST Working Group on Migration ambitioned for the 2022-2023 term to go beyond the misconceptions surrounding the migration phenomenon and European migration policies through the main idea of deconstructing the mainstream discourse of a “migration crisis” in Europe.
To that end, the Working Group created content divided into four perspectives on migration issues:
- First: “Tackling migration at a local, national or international level”
- Second: “Inclusion and empowerment of migrant populations in a European context”
- Third: “Spotlighting migrant agency”
- Finally: “Youth and migration”
Read the report in the pdf below
Written by Juan Jurado, Lisa Motzig, Hannah Zoe Schütt, Ana Beatriz Pelicioni, Andrea Ricci & Stephanny Ulivieri
