Discriminatory comments in a children's textbook in Italy spark controversy. A 13-year-old Syrian refugee wins a prize for her poetry in the United Kingdom. Plus: In our latest edition of Fact check, we look at copyright regulations in Germany. This and more in today's news roundup.
Controversy in Italy for 'racist' phrases in school book: A children's school book in Italy is at the center of controversy, due to descriptions of migrants that have been seen as discriminatory and racist. Click here to read more.
Training begins for guardians of unaccompanied minors: Training courses have begun in Italy for volunteers who wish to serve as legal guardians for unaccompanied minor migrants. Classes have already started in Liguria. Though it's not a region of first arrival, a growing number of migrants pass it on the route towards France.
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Amineh, 13-yr-old Syrian refugee tells story through poetry: Amineh, a 13-year-old Syrian refugee in the United Kingdom, tells about her country of origin through poetry. One of her works was awarded the Betjeman poetry prize. Click here to read more.
Step by step: How to apply for asylum in France: Applying for asylum in France can quickly become an administrative nightmare if you’re not familiar with how the process works. InfoMigrants guides you through the main points. Click here to read more.
Copyright restrictions in Germany: Germany has very strict laws when it comes to copyright. Downloading music or videos illegally is seen as a serious crime. So what's allowed and what is illegal? Let's find out in this edition of Fact check!
German national holidays: a quick overview: Germany has a wide variety of celebrations throughout the year, many of them of religious nature. This could mean that shoppers have to get more done early before everything closes on what may seem to be a regular day. Click here to read more.