Between 100 and 130 migrant girls, awaiting recognition of their minority status, are taking part in a program offered by the Doctors Without Borders day center in Pantin. The aim is to ensure comprehensive support for these vulnera1
A scandal of sexual exploitation at a Turkish charity continues to cast a long shadow over Syrian refugee women, leaving many still grappling with trauma and shattered trust. Infomigrants spoke to one of the victims.
The Libyan authorities declared they intend to increase the number of migrant repatriations, particularly in the case of migrants from sub-Saharan African countries. Migrants from Bangladesh are also regularly sent home, and accordi1
In the camp near the Calais hospital, migrants are not deterred by the new UK immigration measures. Being just within reach of their final destination, migrants do not think of giving up.
Danish Minister for Immigration and Integration Rasmus Stoklund told DW he envisions a new system that helps people in the Third World, close to the conflicts and hardships that prompt people to seek asylum in Europe.