Konstantina Mirtzani

Konstantina is a politics graduate from the University of York and a current MSc International Development and Humanitarian Emergencies candidate at LSE. She is enthusiastic about issues of refugee rights, migration policies and humanitarian assistance with a focus in the regions of Europe, the Middle East and her home country Greece.

Articles de cet auteur (5)

La crisi umanitaria in Yemen e l’UE

La crisi in Yemen è tornata sotto i riflettori la settimana scorsa, quando il presidente Joe Biden ha annunciato la fine del sostegno degli Stati Uniti alle operazioni offensive condotte dai sauditi nello Yemen. Dopo sei anni di conflitto sostengono che, per superare il 2020, circa l’80% della (…)

jeudi 27 mai 2021

Romani : Europe’s largest ethnic minority, their marginalization, and the way forward.

Today we commemorate Romani Resistance Day, but what do we really know about the Romani people ? The Romani are Europe’s largest ethnic minority : an estimated 10 to 12 million Romani currently live in Europe, of which approximately 6 million are citizens or residents of the EU. The (…)

dimanche 16 mai 2021

Neue Übersetzung : Yemen’s humanitarian crisis and the EU

Konstantina Mirtzani explores EU aid, actions and shortcomings in regards to the largest humanitarian crisis in the world.

mercredi 14 avril 2021

Yemen’s humanitarian crisis and the EU

Konstantina Mirtzani explores EU aid, actions and shortcomings in regards to the largest humanitarian crisis in the world.

jeudi 11 février 2021

« We know they don’t want us here » : Stories of French police’s systematic discrimination against refugees

In light of French protests at the end of 2020, Konstantina Mirtzani reflects on French police’s systematic mistreatment of refugees, arguing that it poses a threat to human rights in Europe and the world.

jeudi 21 janvier 2021