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HomeA study of the communication channels used by migrants and asylum seekers in Italy, with a particular focus on online and social media
A study of the communication channels used by migrants and asylum seekers in Italy, with a particular focus on online and social media
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The present study provides a comprehensive analysis of the information and communication channels that migrants use upon their arrival in Italy, and which may help determine their secondary movements. The pages that follow present findings drawn from surveys and interviews and focus groups carried out in Italy with 686 migrants (including irregular migrants, asylum seekers, and migrants who qualified for refugee status, humanitarian protection or subsidiary protection) during the second half of 2017. These findings are followed by recommendations involving the development of more effective mechanisms for migration information dissemination and for awareness-raising campaigns for migrants within the context of the EU’s Action Plan against Migrant Smuggling.
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- Corporate author(s): Directorate-General for Migration and Home Affairs (European Commission) , Robert Schuman Centre for Advanced Studies (European University Institute)
- Personal author(s): Geddes, Andrew ; Nardin, Sabrina ; Hoxhaj, Rezart ; Achilli, Luigi ; Sona Kalantaryan, Rezart ; Sanchez, Gabriella
- Themes: Justice and home affairs , Information technology and telecommunications
- Subject: access to information , dissemination of information , illegal migration , information technology applications , Internet , Italy , migrant , migratory movement , mobile phone , refugee , trafficking in human beings , virtual community
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| ISSN | ISBN 978-92-79-79986-0 | DOI 10.2837/77854 | Catalogue number DR-01-18-100-EN-N |
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