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A new report by Amnesty International details human rights abuses against migrants in Tunisia including sexual violence and torture. The rights group has called on the EU to suspend cooperation with Tunisia.
EXCLUSIVE. A motorway rest stop near Dijon became the site of a deadly bid for vengeance between migrant trafficking gangs in February 2025. An Iraqi migrant was killed and a police officer from France’s elite tactical unit wounded1
Immigration is more of a resource than an expenditure, and it is necessary to integrate migrant workers for the benefit of all, according to Salvatore Sortino, the director of the International Organisation for Migration's (IOM) Med1
The European Parliament’s LIBE Committee has approved a reform expanding Europol’s mandate to tackle migrant smuggling, prompting criticism from civil society groups over privacy and human rights risks. The move increases the agency1
Osama Almasri Njeem, the former head of the Libyan judicial police wanted by the International Criminal Court (ICC), has been arrested in Libya for torture and killing. His victims say they will sue the Italian government for damage1
Spain and Senegal are working together to crack down on irregular migration, trafficking and smuggling networks, while a new IOM-led initiative in Mauritania and The Gambia hopes to address migrant deaths and disappearances along th1
From her home country, Brazil, to her current base in Berlin, journalist and researcher Andrea Dip has been tracking the rise of far-right movements. Speaking to InfoMigrants, Dip reveals how the far-right rhetoric of fear and divis1
The EU is getting ready to launch a new, digitalized immigration system at its external borders called EES. This is part of an overall reform of how entrance and exit into the bloc is managed. Some people like asylum seekers, howeve1
The Libyan Coast Guard is often in the spotlight, in connection with the role it plays in irregular migration from Libya to Europe. This attention has sharpened in recent years as it is increasingly implicated in abuses against peop1