Lebanon cracks down on Syrian refugees, who flee to Europe
Increasing measures cracking down on the numerous Syrian refugees living in Lebanon are leading many to embark toward Europe on what are often deadly journeys by sea.
Increasing measures cracking down on the numerous Syrian refugees living in Lebanon are leading many to embark toward Europe on what are often deadly journeys by sea.
Refugees often find it difficult to build a new life for themselves. Micro-credits can help. Emel Shamma has seized her opportunity.
One of Europe's most wanted people smugglers was arrested Monday in northern Iraq. The man, known as "Scorpion", evaded law enforcement for years despite smuggling thousands of people. His arrest came three days after a BBC investig1
The Swiss authorities said a 24-hour asylum procedure pilot project, which has now been rolled out across the alpine country, has been judged "a success" in reducing applications from individuals with very little chance of obtaining1
In Ivory Coast, would-be migrants who return home are known locally as "the cursed". With their dream of a better life abroad in tatters, they also face stigma and rejection from their families and communities. Yassin Ciyow and Guil1