Thirteen European sea rescue organizations have announced they will end all operational communication with Libya's maritime rescue coordination center, accusing the Libyan coast guard of systematic violence and human rights abuses.1
The annual NetWorks summit has kicked off in Venice, organized by The Human Safety Net, a global movement with a mission of helping the most vulnerable of the population and fostering refugee integration.
Statutory refugees in Greece who return to their home country could lose their international protection, according to a new policy announced on October 30 by the Migration and Asylum ministry.
Afghan nationals are being offered a one-time payment of between 2,500 to 10,000 euros if they withdraw from the German federal admission program for vulnerable Afghans, after which they will be permanently disqualified from applyin1
Struggling to manage migration and resist becoming a "transit zone" for the onward journey to Europe for asylum seekers, Tunisia has been repatriating thousands of irregular migrants who are mostly from sub-Saharan Africa.