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December 12, 2025Il TolomeoOpen Access

Refugee Tales V : Migrants’ Fragmented (Auto)Biographies and Wasted Lives in the Contemporary British Expulsive Environment

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MFMaria Festa

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Overview

This analysis uncovers the impact of immigration detention on refugees, migrants, and asylum seekers, suggesting a need for systemic change.

Key Points

  • To analyze fragmented migration narratives and the implications of UK migratory policies on human rights.
  • Qualitative analysis of narratives in Refugee Tales V
  • Examination of the effects of UK immigration policies on migrants
  • Discussion of the ethics of care in listening to migration stories
  • Highlighting the deprivation of civil rights among migrants, refugees, and asylum seekers
  • Identifying the notion of 'wasted lives' due to immovable status
  • Emphasizing the relevance of ethical considerations in narrative practices

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Maria Festa (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6940190c2d562116f28f62e7https://doi.org/10.30687/tol/2499-5975/2025/01/009
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