In the run-up to Italy’s March 4 general election, high-profile racist attacks have shaken the Marche region, in Italy’s moderate heartland. But while politicians hurl empty slogans at the migrant “crisis”, residents are doing somet1
The main headquarters of the European Union, Brussels, is in a bind. The country must fulfill its legal and humanitarian obligations, while also ensuring that it doesn’t become the next European state to be hit by a refugee policy c1
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Each weekend, between 50 and 60 migrants in Calais take part in homestays with local residents through a program organized by an association called "Migr’action". More than 250 families have already signed up to host. This initiativ1
When civil war broke out in Somalia, Ali Hassan Suufi and his wife fled to Yemen. But after the Yemeni Civil War began they returned to their home country, which had been ravaged by terror and poverty.
An estimated 600 migrants are currently living in the streets of Brussels. In response, city residents have come together to set up a system of homestays and a citizen association has opened up a shelter. The result? Thanks to the p1