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    • Intro: Installation
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    • Über die Wandkarte
    • Über die Toe Tags
    • About the Map
    • About the Toe Tags
    • After the exhibition
  • Re-live HT94
    • HT94 Muenster - A Short Documentary
    • Videos >
      • Timelapse
      • Q&A: Jason de León (UMP)
      • Towards a World Literature of Undocumented Lives
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      • Grenzregime im Blickfeld der Kunst
      • Positionen und Perspektiven der Migrationsforschung
      • "Illegal Alien" or "Refugee": Border Crossings into El Paso
      • From the Borders of Europe through Contingent Belonging in Münster
      • Grenzregime, Migration und Identitäten in Mexiko und den USA im 20. Jh.
      • Towards a World Literature of Undocumented Lives
    • Take Part! A Moment of Global Remembrance
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Missing Migrants Project

5/1/2021

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Migrants die at borders around the world. The Missing Migrants Project has dedicated itself to "track[ing] incidents involving migrants, including refugees and asylum-seekers, who have died or gone missing in the process of migration towards an international destination.” [1]. They visualize these incidents by mapping them. The maps are updated on a daily basis. 

Missing Migrants around the World

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Number of recorded migrant fatalities in 2021 (04 January) (c) Screenshot from Missing Migrants Project

Missing Migrants Worldwide in 2020

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Number of recorded migrant fatalities in 2020 (17 December 2020) (c) Screenshot from Missing Migrants Project

Missing Migrants in the Mediterranean

​According to the data of the Missing Migrants Project the European Borders at the Mediterranean/ Aegean Sea represent the highest rate of migrant deaths in the world (1056 humans). The map below shows the total number of deaths recorded in that region. In this context the North African Shores count the highest numbers of fatalities.
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Deaths recorded in the Mediterranean from 01 January to 04 January 2021 (c) Screenshot Missing Migrants Project

Missing Migrants in the Mediterranean in 2020

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Deaths recorded in the Mediterranean in 2020 (c) Screenshot from Missing Migrants Project
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    In the course of the "Hostile Terrains" seminar at University Münster, the project group #Stories looks beyond the HT94 installation to explore further stories about migration, belonging, home and borders in the European and German context. 

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