Locked down and left out? Why access to basic services for

This report by the Red Cross Red Crescent Global Migration Lab builds on existing research on the impacts of COVID-19 on migrants by providing further insights into common barriers to accessing basic services across a range of migration contexts – including for undocumented or irregular migrants, people seeking asylum and refugees, indigenous migrants, migrants in transit, migrants on temporary visas or residency permits, returning migrants and those left stranded due to the pandemic. It also explores the extent to which migrants are being included in COVID-19 vaccination policies and plans globally. Find out more about our work supporting people on the move and responding to COVID-19.

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