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Unpacking the myths: Human smuggling from and within the Horn of Africa

Unpacking the myths: Human smuggling from and within the Horn of Africa
Unpacking the myths: Human smuggling from and within the Horn of Africa
This RMMS briefing paper provides an update on the volume, trends, and modus operandi of migrant smuggling1 withinand from the Horn of Africa. It offers new estimates of the volume of smuggling, the value of the illicit migrant smugglingeconomy, and the conditions and risks faced by smuggled migrants. This paper finds that migrant smuggling within andfrom the Horn of Africa continues to occur, with new smuggling routes opening in response to irregular migration relatedrisks and law enforcement responses to migrant smuggling on traditionally popular routes. Smuggling as part of the mixedmigration flows are more and more common, particularly as travel across borders becomes more dangerous. The paperalso provides information on the operations of migrant smuggling – including smuggling routes, activities, and profiles.
Danish Refugee Council
Davy, Deanna
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Davy, Deanna
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Davy, Deanna (2017) Unpacking the myths: Human smuggling from and within the Horn of Africa (Danish Refugee Council) Danish Refugee Council 24pp.

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Abstract

This RMMS briefing paper provides an update on the volume, trends, and modus operandi of migrant smuggling1 withinand from the Horn of Africa. It offers new estimates of the volume of smuggling, the value of the illicit migrant smugglingeconomy, and the conditions and risks faced by smuggled migrants. This paper finds that migrant smuggling within andfrom the Horn of Africa continues to occur, with new smuggling routes opening in response to irregular migration relatedrisks and law enforcement responses to migrant smuggling on traditionally popular routes. Smuggling as part of the mixedmigration flows are more and more common, particularly as travel across borders becomes more dangerous. The paperalso provides information on the operations of migrant smuggling – including smuggling routes, activities, and profiles.

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Published date: 2017

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Local EPrints ID: 506598
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/506598
PURE UUID: 4d4f7f1d-7d23-4bf5-aa4b-422b67901c94
ORCID for Deanna Davy: ORCID iD orcid.org/0000-0002-0105-8787

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Date deposited: 11 Nov 2025 17:59
Last modified: 12 Nov 2025 03:10

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Author: Deanna Davy ORCID iD

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