InfoMigrants collected the stories of migrants throughout 2023, documenting the major events in the places they travel through or settle. From the islands of the Aegean Sea to Lampedusa, from Mayotte to Turkey, and from the Canary I1
In Niger, refugees are mobilizing other people who have fled conflict and misery. And they are starting a lucrative business model with rickshaws.
The organization Doctors for Human Rights (MEDU) has condemned the situation of unaccompanied minors forced to stay for lengthy periods of time in hotspots in southern Italy. The organization is calling for government intervention.
As Mauritania faces its yearly bushfire season, a group made up of refugees teams up with the local community to put out the flames and save pastures for livestock. But the region continues to grow more volatile.
More than 110 million people worldwide are currently forcibly displaced and living as refugees, asylum seekers or internally displaced people. Here is an overview of the figures.