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11.09.2024, Taz
The refugee camp on the Greek island of Kos is a pilot project of the new European migration policy. However, the residents are facing ongoing challenges in terms of safety and prospects for the future, with concerns raised about human rights violations. These include inadequate care, homelessness and a bureaucratic system that creates a vicious circle of illegality. Even if an asylum application is approved, individuals remain stranded on the island without the necessary documentation. The self-proclaimed new European model thus seems to be an environment characterised by violence and a strategy designed to prevent people from exercising their rights. read more
Language(s): Deutsch / German Region(s): Griechenland / Türkei
10.09.2024, Infomigrants
At least four people have died trying to reach the Canary Islands by boat from Senegal, and others are missing. The Atlantic route is becoming increasingly trafficked and dangerous, with the Canary Islands reporting a 126 per cent increase in arrivals compared to the same period last year. read more
Language(s): Englisch / English Region(s): Nordafrika
10.09.2024, Sea Watch, u. a.
A group of organisations has called on the German government to advocate for greater protection for refugees and humanitarian aid in the upcoming revision of the EU directive. They warn against the increasing criminalisation of migrants and aid workers. The appeal emphasises the need to bring the new directive into line with international human rights standards in order to ensure that humanitarian aid is not penalised and refugees are not unfairly criminalised. read more
Language(s): Deutsch / German Region(s): Europäische Union
10.09.2024, Schengen News
Germany is introducing temporary internal border controls at all land borders from 16 September in order to curb irregular migration. The measures, which are initially limited to six months, are intended to stop immigration from neighbouring countries such as Austria and the Czech Republic. According to human rights organisations, these controls violate European law. read more
Language(s): Englisch / English Region(s): Deutschland
According to the Moroccan Ministry of the Interior, it has prevented more than 45,000 migrants from entering the EU so far this year. The North African country is used as a transit country to Europe due to the political and climatic emergency in the Sahel region. In the meantime, a significant proportion of the population has expressed a desire to leave the country in search of better economic opportunities. read more
09.09.2024, DW
The Drina River marks the border between Serbia and Bosnia and is a major crossing point on the Balkan migrant route, where an increasing number of migrants face dangers. Recent tragedies, including drownings, underline the dangerous nature of these crossings. read more
Language(s): Deutsch / German Region(s): Balkanstaaten
09.09.2024, Human Rights Watch
Sudan's ongoing conflict has escalated with both the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) and Rapid Support Forces (RSF) acquiring foreign-made weapons, including armed drones and anti-tank missiles. The UN Security Council faces growing pressure to expand the current Darfur-only arms embargo to all of Sudan. New evidence shows that weapons from countries like China, Iran, and Russia have been used to commit war crimes, heightening the humanitarian crisis. read more
Language(s): Englisch / English Region(s): Afrika
Despite the fact that control of Syria is shared between several actors (the Bashar Assad's regime, the extremist group Hayat Tahrir al Sham, the Turkish-occupied territories and the Kurdish self-defence forces), it is not possible to consider any region safe. A brief explanation of why Syria cannot be considered a safe country for deportations. read more
Language(s): Englisch / English Region(s): Naher Osten
07.09.2024, ABC News
Libya’s coast guard intercepted dozens of Europe-bound migrants on a boat and returned them to shore, authorities said Saturday, a few days after a shipwreck off the North African country left nearly two dozen dead or missing. read more
07.09.2024, Migration Control
We have documented the racist campaign against sub-Saharan migrants in Tunisia since February 2023 in detail on this page. These videos of thirsting and dying black people are unbearable. But not looking is the wrong solution. Just as we must not “endure cruel images”, as the German Minister of the Interior demanded in 2016. Back then, news reports and articles were a media staging with the aim of dismantling the “welcome culture”. Today, the cruel images are reality. read more
Language(s): Deutsch / German Region(s): Nordafrika
05.09.2024, Voce News
Since the beginning of the year, nearly 20,000 migrants, including women and children, have been arrested by Algerian security forces and deported to Niger across the Sahara border. This is the toll reported by the Alarme Phone Sahara network, which constantly observes the situation and denounces the inhumane nature of what they consider to be real deportations. read more
Language(s): Italienisch / Italiano Region(s): Nordafrika
03.09.2024, Süddeutsche Zeitung
Twelve people have lost their lives when a boat capsized in the English Channel. Most of them were women, said France's acting Interior Minister Gérald Darmanin. Minors were also among the victims. read more
Language(s): Deutsch / German Region(s): Frankreich, Großbritannien
30.08.2024, infomigrants
A flight has taken off from an airport in eastern Germany deporting individuals to Afghanistan. It is the first deportation of Afghans since the Taliban took power in Kabul in 2021. read more
Language(s): Englisch / English Region(s): Deutschland, Europäische Union, Weltweit
29.08.2024, infomigrants
The Channel is crossed from the United Kingdom to France, too. Nearly a hundred migrants have been arrested in France since January for crossing in that direction. Some had used the UK as a 'back door' to enter France, while others returned, disappointed by their experience in the UK. read more
Language(s): Englisch / English Region(s): Frankreich, Großbritannien
29.08.2024, Focus Online
Last Tuesday, more than 500 migrants dared to make the dangerous crossing of the English Channel in eight small boats. A total of 19,820 people have already taken this route this year. read more
Language(s): Deutsch / German Region(s): Großbritannien, Europäische Union, Europa
29.08.2024, News Central
Hundreds of migrants swam across the Strait of Gibraltar from Morocco to the Spanish enclave of Ceuta, in one of the largest crossings in recent months. The mass migration, which occurred early Tuesday, saw over 300 individuals, including women and children, braving the dangerous waters in search of safety and better opportunities in Europe. read more
Language(s): Englisch / English Region(s): Nordafrika, Europäische Union, Europa
29.08.2024, Euronews
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez indicated that Spain will launch a new strategy to improve relations with Africa, especially Western Africa and the Sahel, which will be considered priority regions. read more
Language(s): Englisch / English Region(s): Spanien, Europäische Union, Europa
29.08.2024, il manifesto
Between autonomy and migrants, there is no peace for the governing right. Or rather: there is no absolution after Pope Francis yesterday practically excommunicated rulers who reject migrants. read more
Language(s): Italienisch / Italiano Region(s): Italien / Malta
27.08.2024, infomigrants
On Monday, the German NGO Sea Watch asked the Tunisian coastguard for help in rescuing migrants in the Mediterranean, in vain. Tunis never responded to their call. However, the country has had a "search and rescue center" (MRCC) since June to rescue anyone in distress off its coast, in international waters. read more
Language(s): Französisch / Français Region(s): Italien / Malta, Europa
27.08.2024, Maldusa
The situation is far from ‘under control’. The externalisation of borders has made it increasingly difficult to reach and cross the sea. More and more often, people who try to cross the sea are arrested on the beach or violently intercepted at sea - thanks to the naval assets provided to Libya and Tunisia by Italy - beaten, forcibly transferred to the Libyan and Algerian borders, sometimes abandoned and left to die in the desert, sometimes exposed to those chain rejections that international law prohibits. read more
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