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Tales from the Border

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by InfoMigrants

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InfoMigrants presents season one of its podcast Tales from the Border. In a series of eight episodes, Tales from the Border takes listeners on an audio journey to some of the borders – the political and physical barriers – that confront migrants as they attempt to reach their destination in Europe. On sea, on land, different journeys, one aim. These are the tales of migrants as well as some of the people they meet along the way. All want to reach a place of safety and start a new life. Join us to hear the stories of their journeys. Launches November 11, 2021. Subscribe now. Presented and produced: Emma Wallis Edited: Marion MacGregor Series Editors: Charlotte Hauswedell and Sven Pöhle Studio production: Gerd Georgii and Jürgen Kuhn in the DW studios Music: Chinese Man Records, France ABOUT US InfoMigrants is a news and information site for migrants to counter misinformation at every point of their journey: in their country of origin, along the route, or in the places where they hope to start a new life. InfoMigrants is available in six languages: French, Arabic, English, Dari, Pashto and Bengali. InfoMigrants is a collaboration led by three major European media sources: France Médias Monde (France 24, Radio France International, Monte Carlo Doualiya), the German public broadcaster Deutsche Welle, and the Italian press agency ANSA. InfoMigrants is co-financed by the European Union.<p></p><p>Hosted by Audiomeans. Visit <a href="https://www.audiomeans.fr/politique-de-confidentialite">audiomeans.fr/politique-de-confidentialite</a> for more information.</p>

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Episode thumbnail for Sicily – An island of migration (Episode 9)

May 8, 2023

Sicily – An island of migration (Episode 9)

You could say that migration is in Sicily's DNA. The largest island in the Mediterranean and a gateway to Europe for people crossing from North Africa, it has been a melting pot for centuries. Migrants continue to arrive on the island in their tens of thousands each year, after risking the dangerous Mediterranean journey in unseaworthy boats. Across the island migrants from Africa, South Asia and elsewhere have formed well-established communities, running businesses and becoming part of Sicilian society. There are also migrants who have no legal status, scraping an existence in abandoned buildings and exploited by unscrupulous employers in Sicily's main industries – fishing, farming, hospitality and tourism. In this special podcast edition made in September 2022, InfoMigrants catches up with migrants from different parts of Sicily who are living very different lives, and we hear from some long-term residents who are trying to help newcomers with the many challenges they face. Credits Reporters: Emma Wallis and Arafatul Islam Presenter and Producer: Emma Wallis Editor: Marion MacGregor Studio production: Jürgen Kuhn at DW studios Music: Chinese Man Records, France Distributed by Audiomeans. Visit audiomeans.fr/politique-de-confidentialite for more information.

Episode thumbnail for Calais – The last crossing to the UK (Episode 8)

December 16, 2021

Calais – The last crossing to the UK (Episode 8)

Calais. A city where the roads are lined by high fences topped with barbed wire. In Episode Eight we have arrived in this northern French port, where migrants can see the white cliffs of Dover, their destination, just the other side of the Channel. Those who have run out of money try their luck on the lorries, others hope to pay smugglers thousands of euros to cross in small boats. The police patrols are everywhere. Migrants here are regularly evicted from camps in the scrubland, by the side of the road, or in the forests, but still they stay and wait for the day their luck might turn. Credits Reporter: Emma Wallis, Mehdi Chebil, Calais Presenter and Producer: Emma Wallis Editor: Marion MacGregor Series Editors: Charlotte Hauswedell and Sven Pöhle Studio production: Gerd Georgii and Jürgen Kuhn in the DW studios Music: Chinese Man Records, France Distributed by Audiomeans. Visit audiomeans.fr/politique-de-confidentialite for more information.

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December 9, 2021

Alpine border France – Ayoub’s tale (Episode 7)

Jean Gabriel is a mountain man. He has walked the mountains of the world and now tries to make sure that the migrants who walk his mountains arrive safely in France and are well looked after. For those migrants who do make it over the border a refuge in Briançon awaits. Some migrants stop a few days or weeks here before continuing their journey on to other parts of France, the UK, or elsewhere in Europe – migrants like university student Ayoub from Morocco, who hopes that in Europe he can make his parents proud and one day have a family of his own. Credits Reporter: Dany Mitzman, France Presenter and Producer: Emma Wallis Editor: Marion MacGregor Series Editors: Charlotte Hauswedell and Sven Pöhle Studio production: Gerd Georgii and Jürgen Kuhn in the DW studios Music: Chinese Man Records, France Distributed by Audiomeans. Visit audiomeans.fr/politique-de-confidentialite for more information.

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What is Tales from the Border?

InfoMigrants presents season one of its podcast Tales from the Border. In a series of eight episodes, Tales from the Border takes listeners on an audio journey to some of the borders – the political and physical barriers – that confront migrants as they attempt to reach their destination in Europe.

On sea, on land, different journeys, one aim. These are the tales of migrants as well as some of the people they meet along the way. All want to reach a place of safety and start a new life. Join us to hear the stories of their journeys.

Launches November 11, 2021. Subscribe now.

Presented and produced: Emma Wallis Edited: Marion MacGregor Series Editors: Charlotte Hauswedell and Sven Pöhle Studio production: Gerd Georgii and Jürgen Kuhn in the DW studios Music: Chinese Man Records, France

ABOUT US InfoMigrants is a news and information site for migrants to counter misinformation at every point of their journey: in their country of origin, along the route, or in the places where they hope to start a new life. InfoMigrants is available in six languages: French, Arabic, English, Dari, Pashto and Bengali. InfoMigrants is a collaboration led by three major European media sources: France Médias Monde (France 24, Radio France International, Monte Carlo Doualiya), the German public broadcaster Deutsche Welle, and the Italian press agency ANSA. InfoMigrants is co-financed by the European Union.<p></p><p>Hosted by Audiomeans. Visit <a href="https://www.audiomeans.fr/politique-de-confidentialite">audiomeans.fr/politique-de-confidentialite</a> for more information.</p>

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