The German welfare organization AWO (Arbeiterwohlfahrt) has sounded the alarm about the potential impact of a possible mass departure of migrants and its consequences for the care sector. The warning comes in response to the landsli1
Rape, torture, extortion and murder: These are only some of the severe human rights abuses and crimes that a group of Eritrean migrants say they have witnessed in Libyan detention centers. Their personal accounts paint a terrifying1
A former far-right extremist now coaches a soccer team of young refugees. As a coach and mentor, he helps them build a sense of community and settle into their new home.
Ousmane (a pseudonym), a 24-year-old Guinean, spent four days in Libya’s al-Maya detention center. Migrants consider the unofficial prison to be one of the most violent in the country. The young man still has traces on his body of t1
In Catania, migrant farm workers have joined forces around the Dokulaa social cooperative. The project primarily aims to help foreign workers escape the caporalato, a system of exploitation widespread in the Sicilian agricultural se1