Association Malienne des Expulsés

• Deportation of 78 Malians from Equatorial Guinea: Mali demands an explanation

  78 Malians were deported Sunday from Equatorial Guinea to Bamako. Officially, the Equatorial Guinean authorities affirm that they were undocumented immigrants. But according to the Malian Association for Deportees, many of those deported had legal documentation. Malian authorities have stated that they do not understand the deportations and demand an explanation from the Equatorial Guinean authorities.

  Among the deportees includes young infants. Civil protection guaranteed their safe arrival to (...) +
  15 April 2015
• « Mos Maiorum» The hunt against undocumented migrants in Europe

  
  Mos Maiorum is yet another battle in the war the EU has waged against an imaginary enemy.

  Between 13 and 26 October, police forces of the Member States of the European Union (EU) are to conduct massive control operations both within the Schengen area and at its external borders. A week after the commemoration of the tragedy of Lampedusa in October 2013, a “hunt on migrants” operation dubbed ‘Mos Maiorum’ is to be launched in collaboration with Frontex and Europol. The large-scale operation, coordinated by the Italian Interior Ministry, aims at intercepting and collecting personal data on fake document holders, rejected asylum-seekers and smugglers.

  Besides the fact that the European Parliament does not seem to have been informed of the (...) +
  10 October 2014
• Death of Malian Migrants at Sea: the AME leads initiatives to prevent future tragedies, the government responds

  Following reports of the sinking of a boat of migrants on July 28, 2014 off the coast of Libya, the AME has initiated a series of activities to inform the public and to call on the government to act on these issues.

  On Saturday, August 2, the AME received the solicitation of the Association of Migrants from (...) +
  26 August 2014
• Declaration and Call to Action following the Sinking of a Migrant Ship off the Libyan Coast

  After Ceuta and Melilla and other dramas of emigration such as Lampedusa, Mali has just suffered a heavy loss when a boat of immigrants seeking a better life in Europe sunk off the coast of Libya on July 28, 2014. Most of the Malians on board came from the Kayes region (a region of emigration par excellence), and many were from the villages in the northern circle of Bafoulabé (Selinkegny, Madalaya, Kania, Djungo), some of Mali’s poorest areas.

  Following this tragic event, the Malian Association for Deportees (AME), along with Migration (...) +
  25 August 2014
• Mission and Activities

  The mission of the AME is to provide necessary care and help to deportees. We focus on helping deported migrants satisfy basic needs, get access to healthcare, engage in society, and claim their rights. We also mobilize for migrant rights at the national and international levels.

  The mission of the AME is to provide necessary care and help to deportees. In order to do this, (...) +
  5 May 2014

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