Several migrants are reportedly stuck on Poland's border with Belarus, according to Polish authorities. Migrants' rights advocates say that security forces are illegally stopping them from executing their right of seeking asylum.
Two Afghan refugees and a Pakistani national have won their cases against the Hungary at Europe's top human rights court. Two of them had been detained for months, the other had been violently pushed back to Serbia. The judges ruled that Hungarian authorities violated their human rights.
A group of refugees who said they were violently assaulted and pushed back by Croatian border officials have taken their case to Croatia's highest court, claiming authorities have failed to investigate the incident.
On Thursday, the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) ordered Italy to pay compensation to four Tunisians who arrived in the country in October 2017, and later were deported.
It is one of Germany's most notorious deaths in custody: The presumed killing of Oury Jalloh, an asylum seeker from Sierra Leone who died in a police cell in 2005. After more than 17 years of legal battles, the highest German court rejected a constitutional complaint by Jalloh's brother, who said he'd now take the case to the European Court of Human Rights.
The European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) has sentenced the Hungarian government to almost €40,000 in damages for the death of a Syrian refugee. The incident occurred while he tried to cross from Serbia to Hungary by boat on the Tisza river in 2016.
A 19-year-old has been charged over the deadly incident in the English Channel last week, when four people died while trying to the reach the UK. Meanwhile, dozens more people suffered shipwreck on their way to the UK.
London's High Court will decide whether Britain's plan to send asylum seekers to Rwanda is legal. A planned deportation flight in June was blocked by the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR).
The British interior minister has revealed plans to introduce new powers making it easier for the government to deport Channel migrants. She also said it was her "dream" to see asylum seekers finally sent to Rwanda.
Italian journalist Sara Creta has appealed to the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) to learn how Italian and EU public funds are used by the Libyan forces that intercept migrants. Italy's highest administrative court had rejected her request.
Spain's practice of pushing back migrants from its North African enclaves to Morocco is controversial. But is it permitted by law?
The European Court of Human Rights has ruled against Italy for the "inhuman and degrading treatment" of a young Gambian migrant who was treated by authorities as adult and placed in a shelter for adults, despite having informed them he was a minor.