An Italian network providing support to torture survivors (ReSST), founded at the beginning of December, aims among other things to rehabilitate people who suffered violence during their migration journey.
Tensions between Spain's central government and the administration of the Canary Islands have risen once more following a fresh disagreement between Madrid and the president of the Canaries on the fates of hundreds of unaccompanied1
Germany's federal state of Thuringia wants to further restrict its asylum policies by housing failed asylum seekers from certain safe countries of origin in reception centers until their deportation is completed, rather than distrib1
Italy has confirmed it will provide 20 million euros of funding to programs of voluntary repatriation for migrants in Algeria, Tunisia and Libya. The program will be operated in collaboration with the UN Migration Agency (IOM).
Italian citizens favor policies that provide a pathway to regularization for irregular migrants, according to a study conducted in five European countries by researchers from the European University Institute (EUI) in Italy and Upps1