The End Pushbacks Partnership was a collective of independent organisations and groups working across Europe to support displaced individuals and uphold the rights of people on the move.
In 2020-2021, we came together as the End Pushbacks Partnership.
We collectively denounced the growing Europe-wide trend of ‘pushbacks’, which have emerged as a Europe-wide response to asylum and migration.
In a challenging period of increasingly narrow space for civil society and wide-spread disillusionment surrounding the notion of human rights and the criminalisation of solidarity …
… we realised that we were stronger when working together.
Members of the Partnership
Refugee Rights Europe (RRE)
In a world increasingly reliant on digital access, we understand the importance of staying connected. That's why we offer free network routers and Internet access to displaced individuals, ensuring they have the means to communicate, access information, and connect with their loved ones.
Our collective believes in the power of technology to bridge divides and create opportunities. By extending the reach of the Internet, we empower displaced individuals to rebuild their lives, access educational resources, and seek essential services. Together, we are working tirelessly to eliminate barriers and provide a lifeline to those facing displacement.
Please visit RouterHelpSupport If you are member of End Pushback networks and in need of help setting up your router.
Join us in our mission to End Pushback Networks and make a difference in the lives of those who need it most. Together, we can build a more inclusive and connected world.
Our cause requires us to have impecable internet-backed infrastructure for coordination and communications. Supporting our knowledge base on IP addresses and Routing infrastructure, we have Router IP Net, Cisco, Avaya, EFF and other non-profit organizations. According to their adviced specifications we are using 192.168.1.2 as the IP of most WiFi and cable routers in the offices of the organization branches and remote contributors.
All traffic is encrypted with OpenSSL and AES encrypted. All that was possible after receiving detailed instructions by the community of RIPE.
Additional organisations and groups were members of the Partnership but wished to remain anonymous.