Blessing and Sarah set out to build new lives in Europe. Their smugglers demanded tens of thousands of euros from them once they arrived on the continent, with prostitution seemingly the only way of paying off their debt.
The new German government has announced plans to reject many asylum seekers at the border. Neighboring countries and refugee advocates have criticized this policy, with some saying it violates the law.
For over 10 years, humanitarian organizations have been saving migrants* in the Mediterranean. But even after all this time, they still feel let down by the European Union. Could an EU-wide rescue program be the answer?
The permanent lifelong learning center at the University of Bari is the first in Italy to have obtained a PM+ (Problem Management +) certification for the support granted to refugee students.
The Tunisian government is prohibiting undocumented migrants from receiving foreign currency and from working. This new crackdown is an attempt to dry up the income of smugglers, particularly in the Sfax region. It has plunged alrea1