The Tunisian government has launched an online platform to provide information and support to foreigners who are stranded in the country due to the coronavirus emergency, explicitly mentioning students, migrants and asylum seekers.
The Italian Guarantor for the Rights of Detained Persons has reported that the situation of repatriation centers (CPR) remains stable, with the exception of facilities in Macomer, near Nuoro, and Gradisca di Isonzo, in the province1
Academics during a web conference at the University of Duisburg-Essen on Wednesday said that the number of people, especially qualified academics and scientists, migrating from Turkey to Germany had risen in the last few years.
Unaccompanied minors made up 7% of all asylum applications in 2019, according to the EU's statistics office, Eurostat. The number, however, is about 20% down from applications filed the previous year.
Libya has illegally expelled at least 1,400 migrants and refugees this year, the UN human rights office says. The forced returns during the COVID-19 pandemic put migrants at risk of human rights violations and should be stopped, it1