Libya's liquidity crisis poses risk for migrants and refugees
The liquidity crisis in Libya has made refugees and migrants vulnerable to abductions, robberies and not being paid for their job, according to a new report.
The liquidity crisis in Libya has made refugees and migrants vulnerable to abductions, robberies and not being paid for their job, according to a new report.
The founder of a refugee organization in Greece has been arrested on the island of Lesbos. Four other members of the NGO, including Syrian refugee Sarah Mardini, have been in detention for several weeks, accused of helping migrants1
ANSA news agency received one of two 2018 Mediterranean Caravel journalism prizes at the 10th Journalists of the Mediterranean Festival in Otranto for its newswire InfoMigrants, a multi-language service for migrants. The main Italia1
No asylum request filed by 608 of the 629 migrants rescued by the Aquarius vessel have so far received an answer, according to Spanish interior ministry sources. In June, the rescue ship had been stuck at sea for days after being r1
Greece has announced that it will move 2,000 asylum seekers from the island of Lesbos to the mainland by the end of September. The move comes as Europe's senior migration official is visiting Greece and Cyprus, which is set to recei1