Andrea Segre's "The order of Things" not only explores the European migration policies that have led to the recent drastic reduction in the number of arrivals in Italy, but also seeks to redefine the debate on migration.
On its Facebook page, Baobab Experience published first-hand accounts of harrowing experiences endured by migrants in Libya. The organization called Italian migration policies "inhumane and murderous."
Migrants aged 24 and younger are significantly more likely to experience abuse and exploitation, a new report shows. "We were just like slaves," a teen from Gambia is quoted saying of his experience in Libya.
InfoMigrants takes a look at major events of the migrant crisis in Europe from 2015 til today. Doctors without Borders reports on inhumane suffering in Libya and blind migrants in Italy make a music cd in Braille. This and more in today's roundup.
The system of migrant detention centres in Libya is a damaging one. It leaves migrants to suffer inhumane conditions without dignity, according to a report by Doctors Without Borders (MSF). The organization warns that funding alone will not alleviate the suffering.
SOS Mediterranee, the migrant search and rescue operation in partnership with Doctors Without Borders, took two Syrian minors onto its rescue ship Aquarius as part of a group of 265 migrants it rescued in three separate operations.
This picture shows Libyan services against illegal immigration escorting about 140 Malian citizens - who accepted a voluntary repatriation - to Mittiga airport in Tripoli on August 24.
European and African leaders have met to discuss a "new relationship" to help stem illegal immigration. EU nations want to offer African nations aid - and possibly legal migration "hot spots" - in return for their help.
Leaders from seven African and European countries meet in Paris on Monday for a mini-summit to discuss how to ease the EU’s migrant crisis.
Chancellor Merkel has called in an interview for EU countries to show solidarity in taking in refugees. But she said her decision to open Germany's borders in 2015 was one she would take again in the same circumstances.
Clashes erupted in Rome today as police evicted refugee squatters from a central square. A Green politician in Germany says there are limits to integration and Italy sends first aid kits to Libyan authorities to distribute to migrants. This and more in today's news roundup.
The Italian ambassador to Libya Giuseppe Perrone and defense attache Captain Patrizio Rapalino on Wednesday gave 5,000 hygiene and first aid kits to the mayor of the Libyan city Zuwarah. Libyan authorities had requested the material to be handed out to migrants.