The European Database of Asylum Law (EDAL) is an online directory of legal cases related to asylum laws in over 20 European countries. The database can be used by lawyers, academics, refugees and laypersons interested in knowing more...
The number of migrant arrivals on the coast of Andalucia in Spain is rising. Between August 15 and 17, 920 people were rescued while trying to reach the coasts of Cadiz in the country's southwest.
A Council of Europe project allows refugees in Greece to obtain "passports" for their educational qualifications in order to facilitate entry to university programmes in Europe as well as improve their access to the labour market.
Refugees in northwestern Kenya have found a way to create income by selling produce from their own patches of land. The plots are allotted as part of a social and economic development project funded by the EU Emergency Trust Fund for...
The "Scuolemigranti" network in Italy provides information to foreign parents who are having difficulty enrolling their children in school.
Since 2015 nearly 1.5 million people have sought asylum in Germany. They want to integrate and work. But their lives are often overshadowed by fear for family members who have stayed behind, language problems, and stress with German authorities.
There are now more that one million refugees in Uganda from South Sudan, 85 percent of whom are women and children. The UNHCR has called on the international community to deal with the emergency.
Migrant arrivals to Spain are increasing. A "Qualifications Passport" has been set up for refugees to find jobs in Greece and InfoMigrants takes a look at a database for European asylum law cases. All this and more in today's roundup.
Over 100,000 volunteers and 5,900 salaried employees with the German Catholic Church helped asylum seekers in the country in 2017. Refugee integration is one of the main issues focused on in the latest report by the German Church on its...
All refugees arriving in Germany have a right to medical aid. However, the facilities and services they can access are limited – at least for the first 15 months.
Refugees and volunteers working in asylum shelters often face violence, sexual assaults and discrimination. Several German cities have set up ombudsmen offices where victims can register complaints.
The European Asylum Support Office (EASO) has started a new hotline in Rome to answer refugees' questions on relocation and family reunification programs in Europe.
Based on Commission proposals, the Justice and Home Affairs Council adopted in September 2015 two Decisions to relocate 160,000 asylum seekers from Italy and Greece, to assist them in dealing with the pressures of the refugee crisis....
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This is the testimony of Salem, an Eritrean woman who successfully relocated from Italy to Portugal. The mother of a beautiful baby called Joana, Salem fled her country to find freedom. She had the courage to speak up about smugglers...