A space of one's own: Reimagining refugee camps to make them more hospitable
Opening up the possibility of participation and appropriation to the inhabitants of refugee camps can make them more liveable places, say certain experts.
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Poland temporarily suspends right to asylum
Poland's parliament has approved a bill that permits the temporary suspension of asylum rights to curb irregular migration from Belarus in particular. Experts say it violates human rights and the Polish Constitution.
Over 120,000 migrant pushbacks recorded at EU borders in 2024, say NGOs
Over 120,000 migrant pushbacks were recorded at the EU's external borders in 2024, according to a report by nine human rights organizations operating in several European countries. Pushbacks remain a systemic practice in the EU, the1
Poland moves to tighten asylum rules and accelerate deportations
As Poland ramps up deportation as part of a strategy to combat organized crime, parliament approved a new bill which could suspend the right to seek asylum on Polish soil.
How will the German election result impact African migrants?
Germany enjoys strong ties with several African nations. Many Africans are hoping that Berlin's migration stance doesn't change too much following the recent election.