For many asylum seekers in Germany, the anxious wait for family reunification to be approved or for people to be transferred to Germany is a bureaucratic nightmare. But most people are currently at the mercy of an agreement between1
A recent article by the UN Refugee Agency UNHCR together with data project Open Migration used fact-checking and figures to debunk four of the main falsehoods regarding refugees in Italy - from being hosted in luxury hotels, to a da1
Germany’s Federal Foreign Office has published a new website called “#rumoursaboutgermany” that educates migrants about false information that smugglers use to traffic them to Europe.
Coursera for Refugees is a project that offers free online courses run by prestigious universities from around the world to refugees.
For many, arriving as a refugee in Germany is the end of a long journey and the beginning of a completely new life. But central to a new life is having a job. InfoMigrants looks at how refugees can join Germany's workforce.