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Dr. Sine Plambech is a researcher, anthropologist and film director working on irregular migration, trafficking, sex work and documentary filmmaking. She is based in Copenhagen and New York at the Danish Institute for International Studies Department of Migration, Finance & Aid and as adjunct professor at Barnard – Department of Women’s, Gender & Sexuality Studies, Columbia University. She combines her academic work with directing documentaries, most recently “Becky’s Journey.”
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Accusing migrant women of bringing ‘anchor babies’ to Europe misunderstands their journeys and motives, says researcher and anthropologist Sine Plambech. Understanding their real stories explains why so few are willing to return.
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