Roundup
Roundup

Iraqi refugee Safaa Alobaidi refuses to leave Serbia even after a decade. The Humanwire organization provides financial support to refugees through crowdfunding campaigns and the EU border agency Frontex will be organizing its own charter flights to deport migrants.

Asylum seeker Safaa refuses to leave Serbia: Over a million migrants passed through Serbia during the big refugee influx – almost none wanted to stay. Safaa Alobaidi has a very different story – he came a decade ago and doesn't want to leave. InfoMigrants has met with him. Click here to read more.

Humanwire, crowdfunding site for refugees: Humanwire is a non-profit organization that has created an online platform to provide financial support to refugees through crowdfunding campaigns with the aim of linking those in need of help and those providing it. The project was founded in 2015 by Andrew Baron and his website has organized several campaigns. Click here to read more. 

Frontex to set up its own repatriation charter flights: The European Border and Coast Guard Agency, also known as Frontex, has announced that it will be organizing its own charter flights to speed up repatriation of migrants who have been refused asylum in Europe. The UNHCR has said that large-scale repatriations are a sign that migration management "has failed." Click here to read more. 

"Climate responsive" buildings being developed for refugee camps: This picture shows Tatah Lehbib Breica developing his project to build "climate responsive buildings." Breica was born in a refugee camp close to Tindouf, Algeria. Click here to read more.