In 2015, Germany opened its borders to hundreds of thousands — many fleeing Syria and Afghanistan. But many women who arrived in the last 10 years do not work. What hurdles do they face, and how are they being tackled?

The number of asylum applications from Afghan women in Germany has risen significantly in recent months. Authorities say, however, that nearly half of all cases are secondary applications following a change in law.

Nearly 200 migrants, mostly women, children and families, have gathered on the square in front of the Paris City Hall. The protest organized by the Utopia 56 association aims to find them shelter and condemn the "increasingly aggres1

Since the fall of Syrian autocrat Bashar Assad last December, very few Syrians have made the decision to return to their home country from Germany. The vast majority of them have remained but say they fear for what their future migh1