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Spain's public health system has excluded irregular migrants for years but the government has signalled that it is now prepared to change course | Photo: picture-alliance/AA/E. Aydin

Spain to extend free healthcare to irregular immigrants

Spain will expand free healthcare to undocumented migrants under new plans. This follows the announcement earlier in the year that the government would regularize 500,000 irregular migrants already in the country. The southern EU na1

In Loon-Plage, migrants live in extremely precarious conditions, pictured here in September 2025 | Photo: AFP

'Migrant women have their rights violated every day': NGO slams migrant women’s living conditions on the northern French coast

For International Women's Day, the NGO Solidarités International warned about the alarming situation of migrant women living in camps in northern France. The NGO denounces "massive deficiencies, health risks, gender-based violence,1

Anti-Discrimination Commissioner Ferda Ataman (r) and Samera Bartsch, co-author of the study on discrimination, presented the findings in Berlin | Photo: Jens Thurau/DW

Discrimination is a widespread phenomenon in Germany

At the supermarket, when looking for a flat, at work: millions of people in Germany are victims of discrimination. A new study reveals just how bad the problem is.

File photo: Lipa camp outside Bihac, Bosnia, the building of which was protested by Croatian authorities, now Bosnian authorities and Croatians are worried about a similar camp being built on the Croatian side | Photo: Kemal Softic / AP Photo / picture alliance

Migration management measures reinforced in Bosnia Herzegovina and Croatia

Croatia has announced plans to build a migrant reception center located near the border with Bosnia Herzegovina. Meanwhile, the presence of Frontex officers in Bosnia has also been reinforced.

Obtaining a residence permit is a lengthy process | Photo: Flickr / Creative Commons

Foreigners increasingly turn to French courts to overcome administrative obstacles

Foreigners in France are increasingly resorting to legal procedures to overcome administrative obstacles. Alexandre Delavay, a lawyer specialized in foreigner’s rights, responded to InfoMigrants' questions on the "explosion" of appe1