The United Kingdom and France have extended a pilot scheme to combat irregular migration known as the "one-in, one-out" deal. The program will continue to be tested until the start of October for the time being. France meanwhile wan1
Spain's latest regularization drive is bringing renewed attention to the hidden realities faced by undocumented migrants in Spain, from low wages and insecure housing to the broader struggle for legal status and basic rights.
In a victory for rejected asylum-seekers, the European Court of Justice has ruled they must be given more than just the bare minimum to survive. But as the EU's new migration pact kicks in, will relief be short-lived?
In a report published on June 2, Amnesty International documents the distress of foreigners in France as they navigate the process of obtaining legal status or renewing their residency permits. Faced with numerous obstacles, healthc1
Hundreds of people gathered outside the UN refugee agency (UNHCR) headquarters in the Libyan capital Tripoli on Thursday, protesting irregular migrants and refugees in the country. Many expressed that they want the facility to close1
Authorities in Turkey have discovered 30 irregular migrants hiding inside a tanker on the back of a truck near the Iranian border. The event reportedly took place in the southeast of the country.
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
The UK is experiencing one of the steepest declines in net migration and is at one of the lowest levels since 2012. Yet, public, media, and political discourse continues to be dominated by the language of crisis and a perception tha1
Spain's new regularization scheme offers undocumented migrants a route to legal residence and work authorization, but applicants must move quickly and meet strict conditions to file before the June deadline.