Pope Francis suggests Italian citizenship be granted to migrant children in Italy. Migrants in Paris are transferred to temporary shelters following the eviction of unauthorized camps on Friday and an Ethiopian refugee in Italy shares his story. All this and more in today's roundup.
Pope Francis advocates citizenship for migrant children born in Italy: "The statelessness in which migrants and refugees sometimes find themselves can easily be avoided through legislation on citizenship complying with the fundamental principles of international law," Pope Francis said in his message for World Day of Migrants and Refugees 2018. Click here to read more.
Evicted Paris migrants transferred to temporary shelters: Following the evacuation of 2,400 migrants from Paris' Porte de la Chapelle district last week, some hundreds were transferred to makeshift centers within the city. French authorities are under scrutiny by NGOs for their failure to find adequate housing solutions for migrants in France. Click here to read more.
Germany's populist AfD party seeks to reboot migrant fears: The Alternative for Germany wants to scrap the right to asylum and make development aid conditional upon stopping emigration. The party says its suggestions are "humane," but in practice they would be anything but that. Click here to read more.
25 years after Rostock-Lichtenhagen: 'Don't dwell on the past, learn from it': This week marks 25 years since the worst right-wing violence in Germany since the Second World War. Some locals fear being stigmatized, but there are still lessons to be learned. DW's Kate Brady reports. Click here to read more.
'It's better to try for a life': This is the story of Ramadan, who fled Ethiopia because he did not want to fight in the army any longer. For years, he has been wandering around Europe, looking for a place to settle. Now, he is building his future in Italy. Click here to read more.