The Greek parliament on Tuesday approved a new law that will grant around 30,000 undocumented migrants the right to a three-year residency permit and work in Greece. The law is designed to fill shortages of unskilled labor in the co1
EU officials have hailed a "landmark" agreement and a "breakthrough" as the bloc moves to tighten asylum and migration rules.
Over 50 organizations addressed a letter to the European Union to denounce the risk that the migration pact which is currently under negotiation "may translate into a malfunctioning, expensive and cruel system."
On International Migrants Day, the October 3rd Committee, founded following the massive shipwreck in 2013 off the coasts of Lampedusa, once again emphasized the need for an integrated system to register deaths in Italy and the rest1
The bill aimed at tightening immigration rules was passed without the need for far-right votes, despite major opposition.