Egypt town fears worst for local men lost en route to Europe
Thousands of desperate migrants bound for Europe have perished in the Mediterranean Sea. In one impoverished Egyptian town, families fear that 15 of their sons are among the dead.
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Giving up on the 'Eastern Route': Why increasing numbers of migrants are returning home
Although hundreds of thousands of Africans are still choosing to migrate along the so-called "Eastern Route" between the Horn of Africa and the Gulf States via Yemen, a growing number are giving up on their dream and going back home1
'The more we postpone language training and access to work, the more we put foreigners in difficulty'
A French parliamentary report presented Wednesday, September 23, to the National Assembly found the government could do better to improve the integration of refugees and asylum seekers in France, even if significant progress has bee1
Refugee canoeist gets green light towards Olympics in Tokyo
An Iranian born canoeist, who was forced to flee his country in 2015, has just been given the green light to attempt qualification for the IOC Refugee Team at the Tokyo Olympics. It’s the next step on the way to an Olympic dream for1
Video: A Syrian refugee launches own vegetable business in Germany
Mohammad Al-Masri started off selling vegetable seeds in Germany. He wanted to prove to the community that he is not disabled, and now he has his own booth where he sells his produce. He also provides agricultural advice to his foll1