Migration policy that puts people first: Solutions for inclusive societies

We’re proud to unveil our latest policy paper, offering a bold vision for Europe – where migration policy strengthens communities, protects jobs, and respects human dignity.

1. What’s in it?

A plan to protect workers and stabilise communities without putting locals and newcomers against each other.
Solutions that tackle the root causes of forced migration—wars, economic exploitation, and climate chaos.
Policies that reject fear-mongering and prioritise fairness for all.

Migration shouldn’t be about “us vs. them.” It’s about building strong, united communities that thrive together.

2. Key Proposals

2.1. Fairness for host communities:

Allocate resources to areas hosting migrants to strengthen public services like housing, education, and healthcare.
Promote local job creation through community-led cooperatives, benefiting both locals and newcomers.
Engage communities in participatory decision-making to facilitate community-wide participation in decisions that impact their lives

2.2. Dignity for migrants:

End dehumanising practices like detention and border militarisation.
Replace migrant camps with dignified reception centres integrated into local communities.
Ensure migrants have access to fair wages, housing, healthcare, and education.

2.3. Tackling root causes:

Hold European governments accountable for policies that drive displacement, including exploitative trade agreements, climate injustice, waging wars or supporting dictators.
Transition from militarised borders to humanitarian support, focusing on saving lives and offering safe, legal pathways for migration.

2.4. Economic and climate justice:

Transform current trade practices into balanced partnerships that prioritise social, environmental, and economic justice
Commit to green transitions that do not exploit resources or displace vulnerable communities.