Changes will soon be in force for commissions assessing asylum requests for unaccompanied minors in Italy. The following are the main new elements introduced by a legislative decree that will be in force from January 31.
Local governments have to shoulder most of the costs for people who are allowed to stay in Germany after their asylum application is rejected. City and county representatives believe this imposes an unjust burden on local communitie1
In order to work, asylum seekers in France must wait for nine months and obtain authorization from the local police authorities, which is notoriously hard to get. Due to these difficulties, many asylum seekers end up working illegal1
On December 7, 2017, the European Court of Human Rights found that Bulgarian authorities had held the children of an Iraqi refugee family in unacceptable conditions. Infomigrants looks at the rights of children who are held in admin1
Many users on social networking sites in Germany don’t know that publishing fake news or false comments can have legal ramifications. How does German law treat the subject?