Former Syrian President Bashar al-Assad and his family have reportedly arrived in Moscow after being granted asylum by the Kremlin for humanitarian reasons. This development follows Assad’s overthrow by Islamist rebels who have captured key cities in Syria. Russian officials…
Shanthi, a mother of two, recounts her family’s harrowing experience living in a makeshift migrant camp on Diego Garcia, a secretive UK-US military base. Stranded after a perilous journey from Sri Lanka, they faced confinement and inadequate education while attempting…
Spain plans to reform its immigration laws starting May 2025, allowing approximately 300,000 undocumented migrants to obtain work and residence permits annually until 2027. Elma Saiz, Spain’s Minister for Social Security and Immigration, emphasized the need for Spain to remain…
The plenary session of the Greek Council of State has raised constitutional concerns regarding the assignment of asylum appeals to Independent Appeal Committees operating as single-member bodies. Judging by a majority, the court found that the provisions of law 4686/2020…
Mafoudji, an unaccompanied minor from the Valais, faces deportation after reaching adulthood, despite having integrated into Swiss society and joined a local football club. His team, FC Vétroz, has launched a fundraising campaign and is advocating for him, highlighting his…
Thousands of Central American migrants have set out from southern Mexico on November 20, aiming to reach the United States before President-elect Donald Trump assumes office in January 2017. The group hopes to navigate through Mexico using the CBP-ONE asylum…
Thousands of migrants from Central America have begun their journey from southern Mexico, intending to reach the United States before President-elect Donald Trump assumes office in January. They are attempting to utilize the CBP-ONE asylum system while concerned about Trump’s…
In Rotterdam, protests erupted against the city council’s decision to end the bed-bad-brood scheme for rejected asylum seekers starting January 1, ahead of potential homelessness concerns. Meanwhile, the Dutch baseball team is set to face the United States in the…
Projections indicate that by 2026, over half of the residents in Dutch asylum centers will hold residence permits, totaling 54,000 out of 106,000. This growth highlights ongoing challenges in transitioning status holders to regular housing, exacerbated by a shortage of…
