Domestic workers who were mistreated by diplomats are often denied justice due to their abusers enjoying diplomatic immunity. But court rulings in the UK and Switzerland have paved the way for change.
Romania increasingly relies on migrant workers to keep its economy moving. For many, the country offers opportunity and safety. But increasing reports of racism and exclusion are becoming harder to ignore.
Spain’s extraordinary regularization scheme is being sold as a route into legality for hundreds of thousands of undocumented migrants. But asylum lawyers say the process is also exposing the limits of a system that can turn a legal1
A migrant is reported to have died while crossing the English Channel at the weekend. Since the beginning of the year, until June 20, 10,744 migrants have crossed the Channel to the UK. Last year, at least 29 people are thought to h1
Last month, nearly 400 people were rescued in waters near Crete over a two-day period. A report by the Global Initiative Against Transnational Organized Crime revealed that a key factor driving up the number of irregular sea crossi1
A new EU project is shifting its response to unaccompanied migrant children from a law enforcement-led model to one focused on child protection, with new support measures including strengthened social services.
The German interior minister aims to further reduce the number of new asylum seekers. The reformed EU asylum law (CEAS) comes into effect Friday, but experts say it is unlikely to achieve all it sets out to do.
Changes to the EU's Common European Asylum System (CEAS) will begin to take effect on June 12 under the new Pact on Migration and Asylum. Who will be affected? Who benefits? What are the reactions? InfoMigrants looks at some of the1
The European Union has reached a deal to set up "return hubs" in third countries for people whose asylum claims have been denied. The new stricter migration rules could have significant consequences for migrants and asylum seekers,1