Thirty asylum seekers in detention in the UK have reportedly gone on hunger strike to protest against their looming deportation to France under the controversial bilateral "one-in, one-out" migration management deal.
The German interior ministry has announced that the "majority" of Afghans with binding admission approvals waiting in Pakistan will be allowed to enter Germany by the end of the year, including former local staff of Germany’s missio1
Ten members of the National Guard (GNR) and one officer from the municipal police (PSP) have been arrested as part of a group of 17 accused of trafficking and exploiting migrants to work in agriculture.
The IOM's global campaign 'Anyone a Victim' brings trafficking survivors' experiences "to the forefront and challenges misconceptions about who is at risk", while seeking to build a broader movement.
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni has stressed the need to fight human traffickers and stop irregular migration flows towards Europe during an African Union-European Union Summit in Angola.