2020
DOI: 10.1590/1980-85852503880005912
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Abstract: Supporters of irregular migrants play an important role in the interactions between irregular migrants and the state. This article aims to shed light on the variety of actors involved in the support of irregular migrants and what kind of help they provide. The article asks whether this kind of help should be seen as purely humanitarian or as a form of political action; and describes a scale ranging from practical help to political help. With forms of hybrid help in between, to emphasize how everyday practices … Show more

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“…In Turin, many people under pre-pandemic economic conditions chose not to be on lists because of their situations. Many of these are the thousands of illegal immigrants who would also have lost their income and access to food (Hajer and Ambrosini, 2020). Even if they did want to join the list, they are unlikely to have the same access to the Internet or a mobile phone or landline or even apply in person as would others.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…In Turin, many people under pre-pandemic economic conditions chose not to be on lists because of their situations. Many of these are the thousands of illegal immigrants who would also have lost their income and access to food (Hajer and Ambrosini, 2020). Even if they did want to join the list, they are unlikely to have the same access to the Internet or a mobile phone or landline or even apply in person as would others.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, while the accounting and accountability practices over the use of emergency funds appear to be adequate, there was no accountability or counting of Turin's invisible denizens, i.e. its 1,200 illegal immigrants and undeclared workers (Hajer and Ambrosini, 2020). Nor was there any accounting for those who did not receive assistance by Torino Solidale.…”
Section: Accountability and Reporting Practicesmentioning
confidence: 98%