EU Sicherheitspolitik im Umbruch: Was bleibt für die feministische Friedensförderung in Afrika?

Von Miriam Mona Mukalazi

Die EU war ein wichtiger Geldgeber für “Gender, Frieden und Sicherheit” in Afrika. Die neue Sicherheitspolitik bedeutet eine Verschiebung hin zu Aufrüstung und strategischer Unabhängigkeit von den USA.

Push-back into the desert

EU migration policy in Tunisia, human rights issues and impact in the Sahel-Sahara region

Thursday, 20 March 2025, 18:00-20:00
Albert Schweitzer Haus, Garnisongasse 14-16, 1090 Vienna
Panel discussion in cooperation with the Afrique-Europe-Interact network.

Lighting Their Way Through Sports

An Erasmus+ initiative that has significantly improved the lives of unaccompanied refugee children and young people in Greece.

The right not to have to leave

Follow-up report on the discussion on November 11 about the climate crisis as a cause of flight and EU policy.

Report of November 11, 2024 on climate change as a cause of displacement.

Sudan’s devastating war on people. What international response ?

Report of the panel discussion from 24th October 2024 with Suliman Baldo (Director Sudan Policy Tracker), Dàniel Weiss (EEAS-EU), Amira Osman (peace activist and researcher) and Osama Kheir (diaspora youth).

“Who Speaks for Whom, Volume 5”

Presentation and panel discussion

Thursday, 10 October 2024, 18:00
Diplomatic Academy Vienna, Favoritenstraße 15a, 1040 Vienna
This event is the conclusion of the AEWTASS project on “Optimizing the representation of Africa” in Austrian textbooks.

Asylum, immigration law and citizenship in Austria

Webinar with Dr. Norbert Kittenberger on 12 September 2024

The webinar aimed to answer important questions about asylum, immigration law and citizenship in Austria.

The Syrian diaspora in Austria

Between humanitarian and political engagement

As part of the event, the study "Syrian Diaspora Engagement in Austria" was presented and commented on by representatives of ADA, MA 17 and the umbrella organisation of Viennese social institutions.

Salvation through third countries? How the EU neighboring countries should solve our asylum and migration dilemmas

Report from 8 April 2024

Migration researcher Judith Kohlenberger, lawyer Neva Övünç Öztürk and Karl Kopp from PRO ASYL in Germany discussed the reform of the "Common European Asylum System" with moderator Ilker Ataç.

Afghan women’s war for gender equality

By Horia Mosadiq

Despite the severe restrictions on their rights and freedoms which is amounting to gender apartheid, Afghan women are finding ways to resist the Taliban's oppressive regime and demonstrate remarkable resilience.