Stateless in Germany 'denied the right to have rights'
The German government wants to make naturalization easier with a new citizenship law. But for the roughly 126,000 stateless people living in the country, nothing will change.
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Barges and cruise ships – are they suitable housing for asylum seekers?
A shortage of housing for asylum seekers and refugees in Europe has led governments to look for other solutions – former barracks, tents, containers and even tiny houses. The use of the Bibby Stockholm barge in the UK has been espec1
Most migrants eligible for French state medical aid have not accessed their rights -- Médecins du Monde
A large number of migrants give up seeking treatment in France because of complex procedures and lack of sufficient information and support, according to a report by Médecins du Monde (MDM).
Video: Anti-immigrant sentiment on the rise in Germany
Anti-migration parties have been gaining ground in elections across Germany, even in places which have benefited from new arrivals. One such town is Goslar in a rural region in north-central Germany, where skilled workers help to pr1
Germany leads rising anti-Black racism in the EU — study
Black people in the EU are experiencing higher levels of harassment and discrimination than six years ago. Anti-Black racism was the highest in Germany.