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A Crisis of Protection in Europe: Migrants at Sea

with businesses so that they can find sustainable employment. Canada is to be commended for resettling 25,000 Syrian refugees in a relatively short period of time while Brazil is offering 8,474 humanitarian visas for refugees from Syria and, in the region, the Kurdistan Region of Iraq issues residency permits to registered refugees that grants them access to basic services, shelter, and work rights. It is clear that people only take to the high seas in search of protection if they feel they have run out of options in the face of ongoing conflict and persecution. Rather than reverting to predictable tropes about being tough on border control and increasing deterrent-based measures, which are not humane and not proven by the evidence to work, a set of measures across origin, transit, and destination countries, including regional approaches, are needed that respond to the current global realities of forced displacement and mobility.