German academics propose new approach to immigration reform
The German economy needs immigration to keep growing, experts agree. But how should the government regulate the process to make things easy for qualified migrants to come to the country?
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European Court of Justice: Torture victims have grounds for asylum
Tortured asylum-seekers can claim subsidiary protection in Europe, if on return to their home countries adequate medical care would be withheld, says the European Court of Justice. The case involves a Sri Lankan.
'Migration is a Nice Story' showcases the positive aspects of migration
An online and radio campaign has been launched in Italy, to publicize positive stories about migration. The campaign is aimed at challenging the dominant negative narrative about migration and migrants.
Right-wing group seeks to block migrants crossing French Alps
There were tensions on the French-Italian border at the weekend, after anti-fascist groups responded on Sunday to a "wall" along the border that had been created by the far-right group, "Generation Identitaire," on Saturday.
Migrants in Rome living in 'inhumane conditions': Report
Migrants who have been occupying empty buildings in Rome are living in terrible conditions, according to a report called, "Leaving the Ghetto," ("Uscire dal Ghetto"). The report was written by several associations working in the cap1