Young refugees and asylum seekers in Germany are more likely to be accepted and find friends at school if their classmates also come from diverse backgrounds, a study has found.
On April 19, the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) launched a cycle of three webinars dedicated to strengthening protection for people with disabilities during forced migrations.
Maka is a Malian refugee who arrived in Italy six years ago. Emanuele is an Italian living in the province of Parma. This the story of their friendship.
Bullied, insulted, subtly shamed — people with a visible migration background report about their experiences with racism in Germany in a new book.
The Canary Islands, located roughly 100 kilometers off the coast of Africa, have seen a large influx of migrants arriving by boat in recent years. On this week’s show, we hear from people who’ve made the harrowing journey, and those who are trying to help them start a new life.
Germany's government is planning to allow immigrants multiple citizenships, overturning a decadeslong ban. The idea, a long-standing tradition in many countries, is well overdue, say those affected.
The program supported by UNHCR and INTERSOS saw ten refugee associations come together in Rome for two days of debates and exchanges with organizations working in the tertiary sector, government institutions, and the media.
The new Italian Union of Stateless People has been founded in Italy by four youths with first-hand experience. The organization is supported by PartecipAzione, a program promoted by the UN refugee agency UNHCR and humanitarian organization Intersos.
Friedrich Merz, the leader of Germany's largest opposition party, has reiterated claims that the country’s social welfare system is acting as a 'pull factor' for migrants.
One in four Austrians is an immigrant or has a migration background, a new survey from Statistics Austria has revealed. Germans make up the biggest group of foreign nationals in the country.
German leaders have agreed on a package helping federal states accommodate and integrate Ukrainian refugees. This includes access to job centers and language courses.
The Italian Constitutional Court ruled that non-EU migrants with long-term residence in Italy have the right to receive the household allowance benefit just like Italians, even if their family members stayed behind in their country of origin.