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Pakistan explores its options for countering illegal migration. A German Telecom company offers training to refugees and Germany is suggesting a cash bonus for rejected asylum seekers to go home.
Pakistan explores its options for countering illegal migration. A German Telecom company offers training to refugees and Germany is suggesting a cash bonus for rejected asylum seekers to go home.
The United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) is working to gain access to detention centers in Libya but such progress will take time, the organization's chief Filippo Grandi has said.
Germany wants rejected asylum seekers to voluntarily leave the country and aims to offer an incentive. The idea, outlined by Interior Minister Thomas de Maiziere, is meant to help with reintegration once back at home.
A training project organized in cooperation with the University of Trento organizes cooking, technology and business classes to empower migrants in Italy. It aims to help the integration of migrants and empower them through food and1
Eastern Aegean Island to join neighbor Lesvos in a rally to be held in the capital on December 5th. Tension remains high on the Aegean Islands, where migrants' living conditions are worsening.