After waiting in some cases for years, hundreds of Afghan families will finally eventually be allowed into Germany. How quickly they are allowed to travel is a matter of life or death for many.
InfoMigrants met migrants who found their path to fulfillment through agriculture. In Brittany, a group of asylum seekers started a market gardening project to "be useful to society".
European governments are shifting from border enforcement to workplace restrictions. New research shows Austria, Germany, Ireland, and the UK now use job tests, wage thresholds, and employer lock-ins to limit migrant competition.
Human Rights Watch says migrants in Mauritania face widespread abuse, including arbitrary detention and expulsions. The NGO warns that EU and Spanish support for Mauritania’s migration control risks complicity in human rights abuses.
A decade after the 2015 refugee arrivals, most have found jobs in Germany and are close to the overall employment level of the population. However, men are far more likely to be employed than women, who continue to face significant1