The Italian government aims to "govern" migration flows and render them "orderly, legal, and sustainable for all" while getting third countries involved, Interior Minister Matteo Piantedosi said at an annual forum in northern Italy1
Two Tunisian aid workers were sentenced on Monday to two years in prison for assisting irregular migration but will be freed as they have already served time in prison, their lawyer said. The two workers are among more than a dozen1
In the Italian city of Turin a new project aims to support housing autonomy and social inclusion for refugees. The initiative 'AbitaTo' was launched last week.
A Frontex investigation has confirmed that Bulgarian Border Police failed to respond to multiple distress alerts for three Egyptian minors who later died of hypothermia near the Turkish border.
A group of 165 Somali migrants, who had been stuck in Libya, have safely returned home with the help of the IOM and the EU. This brings the total number of migrants returned from Libya to Somalia with help from the IOM this year to1