Libyan authorities have freed over 220 migrants from what would appear to be a secret underground prison in the southeast of the country. The people were held in gravely inhuman conditions, according to testimony from sources on the1
Two police officers in the Portuguese capital Lisbon have been charged with torturing migrants as well as some vagrants. The two are accused of sharing images of their acts in an online chat with other officers, with one of the offi1
Italy 's first 'click day,' when employers can apply for part of the seasonal worker quota set out by the government for 2026, resulted in all 30,000 available places being filled, stated the Italian agricultural association, Coldir1
Authorities say photos and documents found on migrants’ phones indicate Belarusian military involvement in helping migrants cross into the European Union. Details about when the evidence was discovered remain unclear.
The bodies of at least 21 migrants were discovered in a mass grave near Ajdabiya in eastern Libya, after authorities raided a farm where survivors reported torture and abuse. Investigations into the deaths are ongoing.