A foreign woman will receive compensation from the municipal administration of Naples after being denied a food-shopping bonus amid to the economic emergency caused by the coronavirus pandemic. A court in Naples ruled that the measure can't exclude foreigners.
Belgium could do better in its treatment of migrants without papers, a new report by the European Commission against Racism and Intolerance (ECRI) finds. In some migrant services, though, the country has made progress since the last report in 2013.
A new "wave" of Syrian refugees reportedly returned home from Lebanon last week. Meanwhile, people continue to be displaced in northwestern Syria, where fighting continues.
Is it easier for someone with a typically German name to rent an apartment in Germany? Yes, a study says. One out of three would-be renters from migrant families faces discrimination in the country.
German workplaces have become more diverse in recent years. But diversity and inequality data is hard to come by and when available it often lacks complexity. A look at the current situation and what it means.
An Egyptian man's rejection letter has gone viral on German social media. The Federal Anti-Discrimination Agency has said that racial discrimination in the workplace is higher in Germany than the EU average.
As Egypt is suffering an economic downturn, migrants and refugees from sub-Saharan countries are experiencing growing abuse and violence. Egyptian President Abdel-Fattah el-Sissi is trying to intervene, making skin-deep reassurances.
An 81-year-old landlord advertised that he would only let his property to Germans. Discrimination is an under-punished problem in the real estate market.
Almost 7 out of every 10 Italians believe that racism towards migrants in the country has risen over the past year, according to the latest report by the social and economic research institute CENSIS.
Carabinieri police say that 108 people have been arrested in 2019 so far for exploitative labor practices, that's double the number in 2018. Over 3,000 workers were found to have been subjected to exploitation in between 2018 and 2019.
In Afghanistan, persecution of women forced into abusive marriages is a daily reality. A few manage to escape, and seek protection in Europe. One young woman was recently given refugee status in Belgium because her family had threatened to harm her. Her ‘crime’?: Falling in love.
A basketball team made up of the children of migrants will not be allowed to compete in a tournament in Italy. That's because teams with more than two non-Italians are banned from the competition. A court found this to be legal.