In mid-July, over 400 Nigerien migrants were expelled from Libya and sent to the Niger desert. After a grueling journey of nearly 1,000 kilometers, the migrants arrived in the town of Dirkou, where they are now awaiting transfer to1
The Social Court of Hamburg ruled that rigid cash limits on payment cards for refugees do not adequately meet the needs of groups like pregnant women and families with young children, requiring consideration of personal living circu1
Three people, Franck, Amel and Diawara, working on the open food markets in Paris told RFI what they make of the Olympic Games and how it may change their life while it lasts.
A people smuggler has been sentenced to nine years and nine months in prison for orchestrating Channel crossings to the UK via small boats. He is believed to have been involved in the smuggling of hundreds of migrants.
At least 300 people, mostly from Senegal and Gambia, were on board when their boat capsized off the coast of Mauritania. At least 25 people have died and some 150 are missing.