Facing High Unemployment, Mosul Residents at Risk of ‘Second Displacement’
A year after the Iraqi government reclaimed control of Mosul from the Islamic State, about a third of the city’s ...
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Top French Court Says No Punishment for Aiding Migrants
France's Constitutional Court ruled Friday that people could not be charged for helping migrants who entered the country illegally.
Yemen’s Hodeidah Can Turn into Graveyard, Oxfam Warns
The U.N. Security Council should coerce warring groups in Yemen to commit to a ceasefire and peace talks in order to ...
UN Calls on Jordan to Grant Syrians Temporary Refuge After Russian Air Raids
After several days of unrelenting Russian air strikes, the UN High Commissioner for Refugees called on Jordan to open its ...
Iraq’s Mosul Remains in Ruins a Year After Liberation from ISIS
One year after Mosul was retaken from the Islamic State, the Iraqi city remains in ruins. Over 380,000 people in ...
International Community Needs Global Plan to Share Responsibility for Refugees
By the end of 2017, the number of forcibly displaced people was nearly three million higher than the previous year. ...
Algeria Showcases Migrant Expulsion in Face of Criticism
Algeria has opened up the doors of its air-conditioned expulsion buses to try to allay criticism of its treatment of ...
Displaced Syrian Families Stranded Near Jordan Border
At the impromptu camp near the Jordanian border, fleeing Syrian families now live in their vehicles or under canvas set ...
Danish-Norwegian Return Center for Minors in Kabul: Well-Founded Initiative?
Norway and Denmark are closer than ever to establishing a children's center in Kabul for unaccompanied Afghan minors whose asylum ...
Merkel Eases Migrant Row with Greece, Spain Accords
Germany sealed deals with Greece and Spain to take back migrants previously registered in those countries, in a crucial win ...
Merkel: Migration Could Decide Europe’s ‘Destiny’
German Chancellor Angela Merkel warned the migration challenge could determine Europe's fate, hours ahead of a Brussels summit on the ...
Venezuelan Refugee Crisis and Role of Brazilian Solidarity
Brazil must take action, not only to protect the incoming forced migrants, but also demand effort from Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro's ...
UN: Fighting Displaces 45,000 in Southern Syria
Air strikes and ground fighting in southern Syria have forced at least 45,000 people to flee, the United Nations said ...
Trump’s Zero Tolerance Could Undermine International Rule of Law
In violating the right to asylum, prohibitions on detention, and other fundamental principles of international human rights law, US immigration ...
Italy Calls for Migrant Centers South of Libya
Italy's far-right Interior Minister Matteo Salvini called for processing centres to be set up south of Libya's borders as a ...
Melania Trump Makes Surprise Visit to US-Mexico Border
First Lady Melania Trump made a surprise visit to the U.S.-Mexican border Thursday, as her husband's administration seeks to quell ...
Hungary Adopts Law Penalizing Migrant Aid Groups
Dubbed the 'Stop Soros' laws after liberal US billionaire George Soros, accused by the Hungarian government of orchestrating migration to ...
UN: Number of Displaced People Hits Record 68.5 Million
By the end of 2017, the number of refugees was nearly three million higher than the previous year and showed ...
Trump: US ‘Will Not Be a Migrant Camp’
US President Trump vowed to prevent the United States from becoming a "migrant camp" as he faced mounting pressure to ...
Germany to Refuse Migrants From July if No European Deal Found
Germany's Interior Minister Horst Seehofer vowed to close the border to migrants by July if Angela Merkel fails to find ...
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