Poverty and a lack of services are preventing rebuilding in Mosul, forcing thousands to choose the lesser of two evils and return to the camps. Over 2 million have yet to go back home. Judit Neurink reports from Mosul.
The arguments over immigration in the UK have intensified, with pressure growing on the government over the so-called Windrush scandal, which saw people being wrongly targeted for deportation. The debate has provoked more questions1
More than 52,000 migrant children go to school in France. Many of them struggle with the language in their new country. To help them, the government has put in place transition classes known as UPE2A (“pedagogical units for arriving1
More than 52,000 immigrant children go to school in France. Many of them struggle with the language in their new country. To help them, the government has put in place transition classes known as UPE2A (“Pedagogical Units for Arrivi1
Hundreds of thousands of traumatized migrants and refugees in Germany are in urgent need of help. A group of German scientists and psychiatrists has published a policy briefing saying many of the refugees are suffering severe stress1