A woman who fled Tunisia with her daughters because she risked detention over her alleged unpaid debts has been granted subsidiary protection by a Milan court. The judge ruled that the 50-year-old risked being subjected to "torture"1
As the EU Parliament prepares to vote this week on a package of new laws on immigration and asylum, many of the proposals remain controversial.
Only a small percentage of Germany's attempts to return asylum seekers to other European Union countries where they first entered or sought protection have actually succeeded. Such transfers are mandated under the EU's Dublin Regula1
The president of Cyprus has traveled to Lebanon to discuss the situation of migrants arriving on the island. The number of Syrian refugees reaching Cyprus is at a record high.
The Tunisian coast guard on Sunday said it retrieved the bodies of 13 migrants off Tunisia and rescued 1,867 others.