Around 100,000 Afghans currently live in France. They benefit from a relatively protective asylum system and are mostly young, male, with little education, often struggling to learn languages and find work. Didier Leschi, Director G1
Germany’s government is defending border rejections despite a court ruling deeming them unlawful. Legal experts warn the practice likely violates EU law and could lead to more legal challenges. InfoMigrants spoke to legal expert Seb1
Germany's Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt has traveled to the Polish capital Warsaw to discuss disagreements over new migration policies enacted along the German-Polish border. While both countries agree on minimizing irregular1
The government in Islamabad plans to forcibly deport 3 million Afghans, including human rights activists and opponents of the Taliban.
A new study has analyzed laws in 28 countries in the European Union plus the United Kingdom. Key findings indicate that while labor rights are generally better protected than social rights, the legal guarantees for irregular migrant1