Fact check: Can you lose your refugee status?
Refugee status and subsidiary protection are not necessarily permanent. Under what circumstance can these statuses be revoked?
Refugee status and subsidiary protection are not necessarily permanent. Under what circumstance can these statuses be revoked?
Even if your application for asylum has been rejected in Germany, you have certain rights. What are these?
On the back of a groundbreaking court decision, two transgender refugees have found the freedom to start a new life in Greece. Marianna Karakoulaki and Dimitris Tosidis report from Thessaloniki.
According to the United Nations, there are over 10 million people in the world who don't have citizenship. That essentially means they don't have access to a whole host of basic rights. As Ruby Russell reports, the consequences of this limbo status can be devastating.
The United Nations (UN) set forth a protocol in 1951 on how nations should deal with refugees and what rights they have.