Roundup
Roundup

Media sources claim that the German government will resume deportations to Afghanistan next week. Tunisia starts a campaign against human trafficking and InfoMigrants takes a look at Spain's asylum policy. All this and more in today's roundup.

German deportations to continue to Afghanistan next week: reports: Just weeks after a spate of attacks in Kabul forced Germany to halt deportations to Afghanistan, plans for more flights are reportedly afoot. Failed Afghan asylum-seekers could be forced home as early as next week. Click here to read more.

Tunisia 'Briser le tabou' campaign against human trafficking: A video on a teen migrant has been released as part of the new campaign "Briser le tabou," or breaking the taboo - against human trafficking in Tunisia. The campaign was launched by the Tunisian Forum on human rights (Ftdes) and the association of Lawyers Without Borders (Asf), Spanish NGO Novact,with the patronage of the European Union. Click here to read more.

Spanish asylum policy, explained: In recent weeks there have been demonstrations in Spain's capital Madrid over the country not taking in enough refugees. How many refugees has Spain taken in and how does one apply for asylum there? Click here to read more.  

African migrants who do not want to move to Europe: Contrary to popular belief, most African migrants are not heading for Europe. The overwhelming majority of Africans on the move circulate within the continent to more prosperous countries. Click here to read more.