The European Court of Human Rights said on Tuesday that the rights of two Syrian cousins seeking asylum in Cyprus were breached. The two were among a group left floating on a boat off Cyprus for two days, before being returned to Le1
The United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, Filippo Grandi, has called for greater international support to respond to the humanitarian catastrophe engulfing Lebanon.
The government of Hungary has sent a letter to the European Commission, demanding the possibility to withdraw from EU asylum rules. This comes ahead of a divisive visit of Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban to Brussels.
The interior ministers of the world's most industrialized countries have agreed to work together to boost border security and combat migrant smuggling.
In a joint statement, dozens of humanitarian organizations argue that cooperation between Tunisia and the European Union on returning migrants intercepted at sea to the North African country is contributing to human rights violation1