Roundup
Roundup

Migrant arrivals to Spain are increasing. A "Qualifications Passport" has been set up for refugees to find jobs in Greece and InfoMigrants takes a look at a database for European asylum law cases. All this and more in today's roundup.

Migrant arrivals to Spain up, 920 people in 48 hours: The number of migrant arrivals on the coast of Andalusia in Spain is rising. Between August 15 and 17, 920 people were rescued while trying to reach the coasts of Cadiz in the country's southwest. Click here to read more.

"Qualifications Passport" for refugees in Greece: A Council of Europe project allows refugees in Greece to obtain "passports" for their educational qualifications in order to facilitate entry to university programs in Europe as well as improve their access to the labor market. Click here to read more. 

A database for European asylum law cases: The European Database of Asylum Law (EDAL) is an online directory of legal cases related to asylum laws in over 20 European countries. The database can be used by lawyers, academics, refugees and laypersons interested in knowing more about court decisions across the EU. Click here to read more. 

Right-wing AFD politician calls pro-refugee artwork "disfiguring": An obelisk with a refugee-friendly Bible verse could become a permanent fixture in Kassel after the Documenta art show. A right-wing German politician has protested, evoking Nazi vocabulary by called it "disfiguring." Click here to read more.