The German government is restarting its family reunification program. But for refugees who turn 18 while waiting to join their loved ones, the move comes too late. Ann Esswein reports from Lebanon.
Refugees who have subsidiary protection in Germany can finally reunite their families, starting today. Yet still many refugees fear that they will not be able to do so due to the large number of applications the German government wi1
As more migrants enter Europe via Spain, the EU is pushing for closer ties with Morocco. But experts question how reliable a partner the country would be on migration, and Moroccans themselves are wary of the idea.
The stories of migrants are usually associated with great tragedy, especially when it comes to perilous sea crossings on the Mediterranean. But two entrepreneurs in Berlin hope to change that narrative by turning rubber boats used b1
German law allows asylum seekers to have any rejection for asylum to be appealed at various levels. A last-ditch attempt to have that rejection overturned is an application at the local Commission for Cases of Hardship. However, not1