Criminal organizations that had been using a Rome migrant center as a drug depot have been dismantled after an operation that led to the arrest of 27 people in Italy, Albania, and Spain, say Italian police.
The International Criminal Court (ICC) has requested Italy to respond within 30 days, following its failure to extradite the Libyan general accused of crimes against humanity, and also implicated in the mistreatment of migrants.
The United Nations has confirmed that at least 93 bodies have now been recovered from mass graves in Libya. The discovery followed a raid on suspected human trafficking sites, where 76 migrants were reportedly freed and three suspec1
The Turkish coast guard recovered the bodies of six migrants who drowned in the Aegean Sea on February 19. The Interior Ministry said that they had drowned after their inflatable dinghy took on water. Another 27 migrants meanwhile w1
Magnus Brunner, the European Commissioner for Internal Affairs and Migration met with Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni in Rome on February 18. The two promised to make implementing the EU's Asylum and Migration pact a "priority1