Tunisian authorities have broken up an encampment of homeless migrants in front of the UNHCR office in Tunis. Sub-Saharan migrants, who have become the target of President Kais Saied's racist rhetoric, are calling for evacuations – deeming Tunisia unsafe for Black Africans.
Xenophobic violence against people from sub-Saharan Africa has increased after widely criticized remarks by Tunisia's president. In February, President Kais Saied said migrants from the south were part of an international plot to change the country's demographic makeup.
Fifty-four migrants from sub-Saharan Africa were rescued after a boat capsized in the Mediterranean Sea off Tunisia, officials announced Thursday. The incident took place as Tunisia's government cracks down on sub-Saharan migrants.
Psychotherapist and social entrepreneur Amal Abbass has been awarded this year's Women's Prize in Berlin on the eve of International Women's Day. The German of Sudanese descent has been working against discrimination for decades.
Three years ago, a man in his 40s shot dead nine people in Hanau, near Frankfurt. Thereafter he killed his mother and himself. Roughly 500 people have attended an emotional memorial.
Twenty-three rights groups have accused the Tunisian state of cracking down on migrants from sub-Saharan Africa and "turning a blind eye to the rise of hateful and racist speech."
The devastating earthquake that struck Turkey and Syria has reportedly sparked resentment towards millions of Syrian refugees in the country, with some being allegedly being accused of looting amid the destruction and chaos.
Back in 2015, employing refugees may have seemed a risky approach for a business in Vienna to take. But it paid off for the Magdas Hotel, which has just moved to the heart of the Austrian capital.
Bullied, insulted, subtly shamed — people with a visible migration background report about their experiences with racism in Germany in a new book.
A transgender activist from Cameroon has arrived in Belgium, where she was given asylum. Despite suffering violent attacks, she had to spend over a year in exile in Nigeria while her claim in Belgium was being processed.
A new study from the University of Vienna has found that migrants tend to work in precarious jobs at a far higher rate than other citizens. 13% earn so little that they cannot support themselves, despite working, the study found.
Organizations have criticized the EU for giving Ukrainian refugees preferential treatment over refugees from other countries. Are the accusations true?