Thousands of Afghan employees who worked with Western governments, organizations and the military, who have papers confirming their eligibility to leave Afghanistan along with their families are still waiting to leave, often in fear1
"We can do it," Germany's outgoing Chancellor Angela Merkel said during the influx of refugees in 2015. One Syrian family named their daughter after her — and six years on, they still hold her in high esteem.
An Afghan interpreter for the European border control agency, Frontex, was assaulted by Greek authorities, who mistook him for a migrant. After his arrest, he was forced into a boat on the Evros River, heading for Turkey.
Many of the hundreds of migrants crossing the border between Belarus and Poland report having suffered mistreatment and abuse at the hands of authorities. InfoMigrants recorded the stories of two men who traveled from central Africa1
Hundreds of migrants have been camping out in front of the UNHCR offices in Tripoli since early October to demand their evacuation from Libya. On Sunday violence broke out, but it is unclear who started it.