As part of its efforts to tighten migration policy, the German government wants to significantly expand the list of safe countries of origin by determining them without parliamentary approval. The plan, which has sparked controversy1
Forced to leave Italy after being falsely accused of terrorism, four migrant workers are now suing the state for 2 million euros in damages.
FTDES and the University of Sfax published a study on July 8, showing that 70 percent of irregular sub-Saharan migrants in Tunisia do not trust NGOs.
The leaders of Britain and France announced details of their "one in, one out" migrant returns scheme at the end of a three-day state visit from French President Emmanuel Macron to the UK.
Plans to burn an effigy of a migrant boat atop a bonfire in one small town in Northern Ireland have been condemned by some politicians in the country as "disgusting" and "hateful." Supporters of the bonfire claim it's a "cultural ex1