Why are so many people fleeing from Eritrea to Europe?
Eritreans make up one of the most prominent groups of refugees heading for Europe. What are the reasons behind this and what is the human rights situation like in the country?
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Migrant, 22, dies of hunger
A 22-year-old Eritrean who was among 91 migrants to arrive in the Sicilian port of Pozzallo on Monday has died due to the effects of hunger, sources said on Tuesday. He was on board a ship run by Spanish NGO Proactiva Open Arms.
Amanuel, deaf-mute Eritrean artist's hopes in Italy
Amanuel, a deaf and mute artist from Eritrea, is among 150 refugees evacuated from Libya by UNHCR.
Follow the money: What are the EU's migration policy priorities?
From tackling the root causes of migration to fighting human trafficking: The EU has many different goals for its migration policy. On paper they are sold as equal. Financially, they are not, as DW data analysis shows.
Frontex, Italy appear to disagree on migrant arrivals
The EU border agency Frontex and the Italian interior ministry appeared to disagree on Tuesday over the trend in migrant arrivals in Italy in early 2018 - though Frontex later spoke to ANSA and cleared up the discrepancy.
Israel to deport 40,000 African refugees without their consent
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has announced an unspecified international deal to expel some 40,000 African asylum seekers from the country. The Israeli Cabinet also voted to shut down a migration center.
Comic artists: A sense of arrival after taking refuge
Refugees and migrants are often talked about in Germany - rather than being able to talk about their experiences themselves. InfoMigrants highlights a new platform in multiple languages for migrants and refugees to express their views through comics.
Police use 'indiscriminate violence' on Calais migrants
A year after the dismantling of a refugee camp commonly known as 'The Jungle' in Calais, violence by police against migrants in northern France has risen to excessive, life-threatening levels, and the overall situation for unaccompanied minors has deteriorated considerably, according to a report by Refugee Rights Data Project (RRDP). Titled 'Twelve Months On,' 233 migrants in the area were interviewed with 94 of them being minors.
Today's news
InfoMigrants examines living conditions of refugees at a camp in Chios, Greece. The IOM has a new platform for migrants participating in assisted voluntary return schemes to share their stories and the European Court of Justice dismisses a challenge from Hungary and Slovakia over the bloc's refugee quota. This and more in today's roundup.
The story of an Eritrean teenager poet
The story of the journey of M., a poet teenager who fled from Eritrea, and his experience of migration has been depicted in a video produced by the European Asylum Support Office (EASO). The aim is to invite other asylum seekers to enter the European relocation programme.
Migrants evicted from Rome quarters say they were 'treated like animals'
After the evacuation of a building occupied by migrants in Rome's Piazza Indipendenza, dozens of people are sleeping in the streets. Only families considered vulnerable have been allowed to stay.
Today's news
Refugees rescue NGOs in Germany have strongly refuted claims they were working with people smugglers to save migrants coming to Europe by sea. An InfoMigrants special tells the story of AfricanTide, an organization to help migrants and Iraqi refugees look forward to reuniting with their families. Read more in today's roundup.