UNHCR tells UK government that asylum seekers may not be safe in Rwanda
The UN's refugee agency UNHCR told British judges that it may have new evidence that asylum seekers were endangered in Rwanda this year.
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Migrants turn to Mauritania as new EU transit route
Thousands of Africans continue to try to reach Europe either over the Sahara Desert or by sea, facing inhumane conditions. The EU wants to discourage the trend, but migrants are increasingly going through Mauritania.
What the EU Parliament election results might mean for migration policy
Anti-immigrant far-right parties made big gains in the EU elections. Here's what we know so far about how the results could impact migrants and migration policy in the bloc.
Racism 'on the rise' 20 years after NSU bombing
On June 9, 2004, a nail bomb exploded in the heart of a bustling Turkish community in Cologne. German officials quickly rejected the notion that the attack was motivated by racism — and they accused the victims instead.
Germany: Leader vows to deport criminals to Afghanistan
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz has said he will deport convicted criminals from Afghanistan and Syria, following last week's knife attack in Mannheim, carried out by an Afghan man. The Taliban say they are ready to begin talks with G1