Mum finds lost asylum seeker on UK country road and something incredible happens
A woman helped a lost Palestinian asylum seeker in Wales, leading to a profound connection between him and her family.
Only undocumented Nigerians affected, presidency clarifies UK deportation deal
The Nigerian presidency clarified that a new deportation agreement with the UK applies only to undocumented Nigerians, including failed asylum seekers and foreign national offenders.
Denmark has shown how to tighten the rules on asylum seekers to a minimum.
Denmark has drastically minimized the number of asylum seekers by implementing stricter regulations.
Nigeria: Nigeria Signs Deal With UK to Deport Visa Overstayers, Failed Asylum Seekers, Criminals
Nigeria has signed an agreement with the UK to facilitate the deportation of visa overstayers, failed asylum seekers, and criminals back to Nigeria.
Nigeria: Nigeria Signs Deal With UK to Deport Visa Overstayers, Failed Asylum Seekers, Criminals
Nigeria has formalized a deal with the UK to facilitate the deportation of Nigerian nationals who are visa overstayers, failed asylum seekers, or criminals.
Nigeria, UK sign deal to deport failed asylum seekers, offenders
Nigeria and the UK have signed a deal aimed at facilitating the deportation of failed asylum seekers, visa overstayers, and convicted offenders as part of efforts to enhance migration control and cooperation between the two nations.
‘One in, one out’ asylum seekers sent to France return to UK in lorries
Asylum seekers returned to France under the UK’s 'one in, one out' policy have found their way back to the UK via lorry, revealing flaws in the controversial arrangement.
African country seeks millions from UK
Rwanda is seeking around £100 million from the UK over the cancellation of a migrant deportation agreement.
Five of the seven Iranian soccer players who had sought asylum in Australia after the Asian Cup return to their country
Five Iranian female soccer players who sought asylum in Australia following the Asian Cup are returning to Iran amidst reports of political pressure.
Israel is Expected to Soon Deport All Asylum Seekers from Ethiopia, Despite Renewed Fighting There
Israel plans to deport all Ethiopian asylum seekers, despite ongoing violence in Ethiopia and opposition from the UN.
Afghan asylum seeker dies in ICE custody, US advocacy group says
An Afghan asylum seeker died in ICE custody in Texas shortly after his detention, raising concerns about the conditions of detention and the impact of immigration policies.
Friendships, fishing and community clean-ups: the unseen kindness of life on the Bibby Stockholm barge
The Bibby Stockholm barge, originally housing asylum seekers amidst controversy, has also fostered positive community bonds that continue to thrive beyond their stay.
How Swedish politicians have changed their stance on migration
Swedish politicians have shifted their immigration policies again in response to public pressure and changing circumstances.
Former employees tell of an entirely inhuman situation
Former employees of the Kærshovedgård asylum center in Denmark reveal severe mistreatment and criminal behavior among residents, indicating a deeply dysfunctional environment.
Former employees recount an entirely inhumane situation at Kærshovedgård
Former employees of the Kærshovedgård asylum center in Denmark describe extreme mistreatment and violence, attributed to gang affiliations among residents.
Trump’s ‘racist hate speech’ sparking human rights violations, UN watchdog warns
UN experts warn that racist rhetoric from Trump and US leaders has led to significant human rights violations, particularly concerning migrants and asylum seekers.
Letter to the Editor: Don’t Let the Pause on Teenage Deportations Be Empty Words
The sisters Diya and Kani Hassan urge the Swedish government not to ignore the plight of Kurdish youths facing deportation, arguing it contradicts the values of integration and safety.
Judge halts removal of Eritrean asylum seeker from UK to France under ‘one in, one out’
A High Court judge has suspended the removal of an Eritrean trafficking victim from the UK to France, voicing concerns about his safety under the UK's asylum policy.
A harder stance and stricter rules on refugees in Europe following the wave of asylum seekers ten years ago
Europe is adopting stricter regulations on refugees, reflecting a backlash against the influx of asylum seekers since the 2015 migration crisis.
Families given a week to decide whether to leave UK voluntarily plead for more time
Families who received notices to return to their home countries are pleading with the Home Office for more time to make their decision, citing the potential negative impact on their children's futures.
Italy-Albania Protocol, new blitz by judges against the government: 'Doubts about legitimacy'
The Court of Appeal in Rome has expressed concerns regarding the legality of the Italy-Albania protocol concerning the transfer of certain individuals to Albania for protection requests.
‘Sometimes you feel very sad’: what the Iranian football asylum seekers can expect from life in Australia
The article discusses the emotional challenges faced by Iranian football asylum seekers as they adapt to life in Australia, drawing parallels with the experience of Afghan cricket player Tooba Sarwari.
Flight and Migration: Refugees Are Often Female or Very Young
A significant majority of asylum seekers in Germany are women and children, challenging the stereotype of male refugees.
Flight and Migration: Refugees Are Often Female or Very Young
A report reveals that a significant majority of asylum-seekers in Germany are women and children, challenging stereotypes about refugees.
Brisbane Roar tells Iranian players 'Queensland is your home now'
Brisbane Roar FC has offered training and support to Iranian asylum seeker players recently granted asylum in Australia.
EU finalizing deportation bill for illegal migrants
The European Parliament is set to vote on a new proposal aimed at streamlining the deportation process for illegal migrants, including rejected asylum seekers and overstayers.
Man 'exposed himself after assaulting two staff' at asylum seekers hotel
A man is on trial for sexually exposing himself and assaulting two staff members at a hotel for asylum seekers in Southampton.
A harsh tightening coming for asylum seekers – A fiery dispute erupted immediately
The European Parliament's Justice and Home Affairs Committee advanced the establishment of return centers for asylum seekers outside the EU, sparking immediate disputes among political factions.
Kerry Sun: The Supreme Court may have just derailed the entire welfare system
The Supreme Court of Canada ruled that Quebec must provide subsidized daycare to asylum seekers, potentially altering the landscape of social welfare benefits in Canada.
Secret operation to get Iranian football asylum seekers alone
The article details a secret operation to assist Iranian women's football players in seeking asylum after they faced threats of persecution in Iran.
Jamie Sarkonak: Chief Justice Says Existence of Canada’s Border is Discrimination
The Supreme Court of Canada has ruled that asylum seekers are entitled to subsidized daycare benefits, equating their needs to those of citizens and residents, which has sparked debate over the implications for Canadian citizenship and social justice.
Supreme Court rules that asylum seekers can access subsidized Quebec daycare
The Supreme Court of Canada has ruled that asylum seekers in Quebec with young children qualify for subsidized daycare programs, overturning a previous decision that denied such access.
Hamburg Will Wait: Border Guards Will Return Two Asylum Seekers to Their Latvian Colleagues
Two foreign nationals attempting to board a flight to Germany were detained by Lithuanian border guards due to their lack of travel documents and valid visas.
Supreme Court says asylum seekers entitled to subsidized Quebec daycare
The Supreme Court of Canada has ruled in favor of asylum seekers, stating they are entitled to subsidized daycare in Quebec, marking a significant legal victory against provincial discrimination.
Home Office may forcibly remove child asylum seekers from UK in handcuffs
The UK Home Office is considering a controversial proposal to forcibly remove child asylum seekers, potentially utilizing handcuffs, as part of increased deportation efforts for families with rejected claims.
RAF jets could legally strike Iran's missile bases, says David Lammy - UK politics live
The UK Home Secretary, Shabana Mahmood, announced contentious asylum reform plans, including pilot projects for paying rejected asylum seekers to leave the country.
Podcast: the crisis in Cuba and the coyotes who dominate the new migration flow to Brazil
Cuban migrants have become the largest group of asylum seekers in Brazil, driven by a worsening economic crisis and facilitated by coyotes selling migration packages.
Epping Forest council makes case for appeal against asylum hotel ruling
Epping Forest District Council is appealing a High Court ruling that allows the Bell Hotel to house asylum seekers amid community protests.
Shabana Mahmood defends forcibly deporting kids and offering migrants £10,000 to leave
Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood supports a controversial plan to forcibly deport children and incentivize migrants with financial offers to leave the UK.
Home Secretary defends plans to deport asylum seeker children
UK Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood has defended the government's plans to deport asylum-seeking children, stating the necessity of enforcing immigration laws.
European Union: ECJ rules on asylum dispute
The European Court of Justice ruled that Germany can take responsibility for asylum procedures if the initially responsible state refuses to accept the asylum seekers, clarifying the Dublin Regulation's terms.
Sisters from Inside Iran: "We Hear Bombs All the Time"
Two sisters who were deported from Sweden to Iran describe the chaos and fear they experience amidst ongoing violence in their home country.
Young refugee spent winter on London streets due to ‘secret’ hotel eviction rule
A teenage refugee experienced winter homelessness in London after eviction due to undisclosed Home Office rules shortening accommodation duration for asylum seekers.
Shabana Mahmood accused of mimicking Trump as she announces immigration plans
Shabana Mahmood's proposed changes to the immigration system have drawn criticism for resembling Donald Trump's policies, sparking backlash from within her party.
Key migration changes as Shabana Mahmood sets out Labour's vision to stop small boats
Shabana Mahmood, the UK Home Secretary, outlines Labour's immigration reforms aimed at curbing small boat crossings, emphasizing a balance between humane treatment of asylum seekers and border control.
Asylum seekers waiting over a year for claim in UK may be allowed to work under new measures
The UK government plans to allow up to 21,000 asylum seekers, who have been waiting over a year for their claims to be processed, to work, while imposing stricter regulations for claimants who violate the law or have sufficient assets.
Small boat failure would pave way for Farage 'nightmare' warns Shabana Mahmood
Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood warns that failure to address small boat crossings will embolden far-right sentiments in the UK, particularly those led by Nigel Farage.
Epping council loses latest bid to stop housing asylum seekers at hotel
Epping Forest District Council has been denied the opportunity to appeal a High Court ruling allowing asylum seekers to be housed at a local hotel.
UK’s partial study visa ban ‘will drive people to small boats’, campaigners say
Campaigners warn that a new UK ban on student visas from war-torn countries will lead to an increase in illegal boat crossings by asylum seekers.
UK will no longer issue study visas to nationals from Cameroon, Sudan, Myanmar and Afghanistan
The UK government has announced that nationals from Cameroon, Sudan, Myanmar, and Afghanistan will no longer be eligible for study visas, citing concerns about abuse of the visa system by asylum seekers.