Poland: Is helping immigrants a crime?
The trial of five refugee aid workers shows how helping refugees is being criminalized in Poland. The proceedings highlight Europe's conflict between isolationism and human dignity. The verdict is pending.
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Europe, migration and the perennial question of integration 10 years on – part 5
The European landscape changed forever when in the late summer months of 2015 thousands upon thousands of people started to reach the EU in search of a better and — above all — safer life. We take a comprehensive look back at the ma1
Germany: Deportations are on the rise
The German government has taken a tougher stance on deportations. In the most populous federal state of North Rhine-Westphalia, an independent agency has presented a report on how those affected are being treated.
Detention and fines at core of Greece's new migration law
The Greek government has introduced some of Europe's harshest penalties for failed asylum seekers, including prison terms and lengthy detention. The move has sparked condemnation from judges, aid groups, and international agencies.
Europe, migration and the perennial question of integration 10 years on – part 4
The European landscape changed forever when in the late summer months of 2015 thousands upon thousands of people started to reach the EU in search of a better and — above all — safer life. We take a comprehensive look back at the ma1