German law punishes fake tweets and comments
Many users on social networking sites in Germany don’t know that publishing fake news or false comments can have legal ramifications. How does German law treat the subject?
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Omonia Square: migrants engage in illegal travel document forgery
Migrants in Greece aiming to travel further north to other EU countries often procure fake travel documents. InfoMigrants reporter Aref Gabeau went to Omonia Square, an infamous meeting point in Athens and talked to migrants who shared their experiences. This is his eyewitness account.
Family survives treacherous journeys only to find reunion impossible
Many Syrian families are dispersed throughout different refugee camps in various countries. Asmaa’s family is split between Germany and Greece. She spoke to InfoMigrants about risking her life and those of her children at sea in search of a better future.
A look at refugee camps in Greece
In the last three years, thousands of migrants have have arrived in Greece, most of them on the way to other countries. The InfoMigrants team visited some of the refugee camps on the Greek mainland.
Experts warn child refugees being recruited into terrorist groups
Refugee camps in Syria and Turkey are filled with young people separated from their parents. According to a new report by the British Think Tank Quilliam, these young refugees have became easy targets for recruitment by jihadist groups such as the “Islamic State” and are being sent to Europe. How do we protect young refugees from the clutches of terrorism?