InfoMigrants

Afghan teacher arrives in Italy: 'School is our future'

An Afghan teacher who has just arrived in Sardinia said in a recent interview that the situation back home collapsed suddenly, leading her to flee the Afghanistan of the Taliban. With her is an 18-year-old student.

'My parents are stuck in Taliban hell'

This is the story of Wali, an Afghan in Italy whose parents are stuck in Afghanistan. His mother and father both have Italian residence permits but they returned to their country a few months ago because one of their daughters was pregnant.

'I hope France will not abandon me', says Afghan woman who worked for French troops

Nadia* worked in a French military camp in Afghanistan. Now she feels threatened by the Taliban because of her work with the French. After applying several times for a visa to get to France, she was always rejected. At the start of August, she spoke to InfoMigrants about her fears as the Taliban approached Kabul.

Aegean pushbacks: 'They threw all our belongings and phones into the sea'

Three months ago, 28-year-old Stephanie* flew from Kinshasa to Istanbul to join her husband. To reach Europe, the young woman took a boat from Turkey. She said that her boat was turned back by the Greek coast guard, and that she and the other migrants were threatened with guns. This is her story.

Libyan prisons: 'If you stay too long, the Libyans sell you and nobody knows what happens to you'

Amadi*, a 24-year-old Malian, contacted InfoMigrants to tell us about his experiences in one of Libya's state prisons. Violence against migrants in these detention centers has been well-documented and condemned, yet it continues.