Shkoon, the Syrian-German duo shaping the future of music
Ameen Khayer, half of the duo that makes up the group Shkoon, says the group aims to break traditional frameworks in music and shatter stereotypes on refugees.
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Mauritania: Migrants face round-ups, arrests and deportations
Recent reports suggest that migrants in Mauritania are increasingly at risk of being stopped, arrested and possibly deported, many sent back over the border to Senegal and some to neighboring Mali.
Afghan women's rights activists in Pakistan fear deportation
Female activists who fled from Afghanistan to Pakistan say their lives are in danger once again as Islamabad intensifies its efforts to deport Afghan refugees.
US aid cuts could lead to more refugee movements, migration to Europe
Massive cuts in US development aid could drive more people to seek asylum in Europe or derail others from returning to their country of origin. InfoMigrants looks at some top countries of origin to see how the slashing of developmen1
'I won't tell anyone I'm leaving': In Ivory Coast, the taboo of irregular immigration to France
In the Ivory Coast, the vast majority of those planning to immigrate irregularly to Europe hide their plans from their loved ones. The subject is taboo in the country. Many families therefore learn of the departure of a loved one th1