Ukrainian refugees in Germany: Why few work for a living
After Russia began its full-fledged war on Ukraine two years ago, more than a million Ukrainians fled to Germany. But very few of them are active in the labor market.
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Video: Poorly Treated? – Racism in Medicine
More than a quarter of the population of Germany has a migrant background. Many report that they have received substandard care from doctors and hospitals. Is the healthcare system afflicted by racism?
UN human rights chief warns UK of passing Rwanda asylum law
United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights Volker Turk says that Britain's divisive plans to send asylum seekers to Rwanda will contravene basic principles of the rule of law and also risk undercutting human rights. Meanwhile1
Small German town tests debit card for asylum seekers
Asylum seekers in Germany may soon receive their social benefits on a prepaid debit card rather than as cash payments to stop them from sending benefit money home. Some communities have already started the scheme.
Denmark: Puts migrant needs at center of healthcare
Health clinics in Denmark are addressing healthcare discrimination experienced by migrants by centering on migrants' experiences.