Migrants share their stories of being evicted from their accomodations in Rome. InfoMigrants takes a look at how companies are responding to the refugee crisis and a story of two Syrians falling in love.
Migrants evicted from Rome quarters say they were 'treated like animals': After the evacuation of a building occupied by migrants in Rome's Piazza Indipendenza, dozens of people are sleeping in the streets. Only families considered vulnerable have been allowed to stay. Click here to read more.
How are corporations responding to the refugee crisis?: When discussing the refugee crisis, much of the focus is on governments and NGOs and how they are handling the situation. But how are big companies stepping forward? InfoMigrants takes a look at some of the biggest corporations and their responses. Click here to read more.
From Syria to Italy for Love: Fadi fell in love with Aya after he saw her in a wedding video. He was living in Sweden, but as it turned out, getting Aya to relocate was much more difficult than he thought. Click here to read more.
Firms in Germany provoke social media controversy with anti-racism campaigns: Two separate German companies, the supermarket chain Edeka and the smoothie producer true fruits, have ignited raging debates on social media over race and immigration. Click here to read more.