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Media sources claim that the German government will resume deportations to Afghanistan next week. Tunisia starts a campaign against human trafficking and InfoMigrants takes a look at Spain's asylum policy. All this and more in today1
Media sources claim that the German government will resume deportations to Afghanistan next week. Tunisia starts a campaign against human trafficking and InfoMigrants takes a look at Spain's asylum policy. All this and more in today1
Greece's government has announced that Lesbos, one of the country's migrant hot spots, will receive up to 468,000 euros in aid to combat problems it has faced following the recent earthquake.
What's in a name? A person's chance of landing an apartment lease in Germany, that's what. Discrimination of non-German sounding names is common in the rental housing market, according to media reports.
Just weeks after a spate of attacks in Kabul forced Germany to halt deportations to Afghanistan, plans for more flights are reportedly afoot. Failed Afghan asylum-seekers could be forced home as early as next week.
Eleven men in Hungary have went on trial over the freezer truck deaths of 71 migrants. Syrian refugees have revealed a peace proposal in Rome and Amnesty International has pushed for more aid for South Sudanese Refugees in Uganda