AP Scrapbook: a behind-the-scenes look into 10 years of Alarm Phone

The AP Scrapbook offers an intimate look into the work of Alarm Phone, a collection of scribbles and notes from our meetings and shifts, testimonies, interviews, CommemorActions, photos, recipes, games, comics, collages and texts. A book of reflections on our work, on the political terrain in which we operate, the emotional spaces we navigate, and the wider community we are part of.

The book was produced in collaboration with the Centre for Human Rights and the Arts (CHRA) at Bard College.

The book is also available in print, please contact your local Alarm Phone team for prints. In Berlin, copies can be purchased from Khan Aljanub https://khanaljanub.com/ All proceeds go to support the work of Alarm Phone.

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  • Alarm Phone Scrapbook (compressed)

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During December 2025, at least 522 Nigerien migrants deported from #Libya arrived in the #Kaouar area of northern #Niger by vehicle.

Deportations from #Libya to #Niger are also encouraged by the deals of the EU border regime with Libyan forces.

1/2 Today,#OceanViking evacuated 33 ppl rescued by #Maridrive703 in the overlapping Maltese-Tunisian SRR, incl. 3 women (1 pregnant) & 3 children. A few are medical cases after a week at sea. Survivors report another group was pushedback to #Tunisia.

🆘 Où sont elles? 14 personnes disparues! Elles ont quitté #Annaba en #Algérie le 28 décembre, dans un petit bateau. Depuis lors leurs proches n'ont plus de nouvelles. Les autorités Italiennes ont été averties. Nous insistons que toutes les mesures soient prises pour les trouver!

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