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The acceptance rate for asylum seekers in Germany vastly differs between its states. A Milan court has sentenced a Somali national guilty of torturing migrants in Libya. Plus: The Austrian election campaign has capitalized on anti-m1
The acceptance rate for asylum seekers in Germany vastly differs between its states. A Milan court has sentenced a Somali national guilty of torturing migrants in Libya. Plus: The Austrian election campaign has capitalized on anti-m1
Doctors Without Borders (MSF) has opened a post-acute phase healthcare clinic for migrants in Sicily who have been discharged from hospital and are recovering from illnesses.
A court in Milan has sentenced a Somali national to life in prison on murder and torture charges, becoming the first Italian tribunal to recognize torture perpetrated in detention camps in Libya.
Iraqi asylum seekers in Germany would be wise to choose Bremen over Berlin, according to newly released government data. But the varying rates raise questions over how Germany processes asylum requests.
The rights organization Oxfam criticizes the EU for its restrictive migration policy. The chief of the World Food Programme calls on the international community to respond to emergencies driving people to flee their home countries.1