The French capital’s new mayor Emmanuel Grégoire has paid a visit to a migrant camp which has taken up residence under the line two metro. At the moment, the camp is estimated to house about 800 migrants and is growing. The mayor ha1
The European Court of Justice (ECJ) has ruled that an Italian proposal to only allow social benefits and a work placement program for those who have been resident in Italy for more than ten years is "discriminatory." The benefit was1
Thousands of children in Senegal are left to cope with the knowledge that one or both parents have disappeared or died after embarking on a migration journey to Europe. The pain this causes is often even harder to deal with because1
A group of workers from the Philippines in the UK claim that their work contracts were wrongfully terminated due to "project downsizing".
During a visit to the Central Asian country on May 7, Austria's Foreign Minister Beate Meinl-Reisinger and Interior Minister Gerhard Karner signed a "migration and mobility agreement" linking deportation cooperation with legal labor1
A new bill adopted by the French National Assembly allows for the detention of foreigners considered "dangerous" for a period of seven months (210 days). The text will now go to the Senate, with a session expected later in May.
Across Europe, economies are feeling the dual burden of an aging population and labor shortage compounded by low birth rates. The European Commission has identified the talent development trap as another factor. Some countries in th1
Under a special transitional measure in Spain’s regularization reform, minors and adult children with disabilities are given legal status alongside their parents, reducing the risk of separation and ensuring dependent children or ad1
The EU Pact on Migration and Asylum will need to be transposed into French law by June 12, when the new rules come into force. While the current political situation in France has slowed the drafting of the necessary adaptations, som1