Hackathon uncovers human trafficking of refugees
An EU-wide hackathon targeted criminal network that use websites and social media platforms to recruit and exploit refugees.
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Greece urges EU allow freedom of movement for refugees
Greece has accused the EU of applying a double standard when dealing with Ukrainians fleeing the war, compared with the victims of other conflicts.
Czechia reintroduces border checks with Slovakia
The Czech government is temporarily reintroducing border checks with Slovakia in order to prevent irregular migrants from entering the country.
Fears for the future of migrants as Italy shifts to the right
Giorgia Meloni has claimed victory in Italy's election, and is set to become Italy's first female prime minister. This is expected to be the most right-wing government since World War Two, and will likely mean a strict anti-immigrant course.
The implications of the Italian elections on migration policy
As Italy gears up for the general election on September 25, a right-wing coalition government between the far-right Brothers of Italy, the League and Silvio Berlusconi’s Forza Italia is looking ever more likely to come out as the winners of the race. This could have major consequences for Italy's migration policy.
African Uber Eats riders protest in Paris over 'fraud' dismissals
Uber Eats couriers, mainly from Africa, demonstrated in Paris after the food delivery company accused riders of using fake identities and blocked 2,500 accounts.
How asylum seekers detained in Lithuania create art to improve their mental health
InfoMigrants speaks to journalist Gabriela Ramírez about the detention of refugees in Lithuania and a creative project that seeks to help them cope with their situation.
Refugees in Turkey plan caravan to reach EU
A group of Syrian refugees in Turkey is planning to form a caravan to reach the European Union. Organizers say Syrians are faced with discrimination and racism in Turkey and appealed to international organizations to facilitate the crossing.
'Our culture will not be erased': Flying kites in solidarity with the people of Afghanistan
The 'Fly With Me' Afghan kite flying festival took place in different cities all across Europe, to show solidarity with Afghanistan. Participants enjoyed a showcase of Afghan culture with music, poetry and dance, before hoisting their handmade kites into the sky.
Afghan women fear for the future of their country
Despite earlier promises, the Taliban has banned girls from attending school beyond the 6th grade. However, activists remain defiant, with schools for girls being set up in secret.
A year on, women in Afghanistan remain defiant in wake of broken dreams
One year after the Taliban takeover of Afghanistan, activists in Europe urge the world not to forget Afghan women still fighting for justice and equality in their homeland.
Fatal shooting of teenager raises concerns over police brutality in Germany
A police officer shot a 16-year-old unaccompanied minor several times with a submachine gun in front of a youth welfare facility in the German city of Dortmund. The shooting has prompted protests and questions in Germany.