Uganda: Race for Equality Ride From Nakivale to Kampala Amplifies Voices of Marginalised Communities
A cycling initiative in Uganda highlights the ongoing struggles for equality faced by refugees, persons with disabilities, and young women.
Ramtin Zigorat, Iranian gay activist: 'I was forced to watch executions to know how mine would be'
Ramtin Zigorat, an Iranian gay activist and torture survivor, shares his harrowing experience fleeing the Islamic regime in Iran where homosexuality is punishable by death.
Without the UN, a dark era for Gaza
The upcoming conclusion of the UNRWA Commissioner's mandate highlights the critical services provided to Palestinian refugees and the deteriorating situation in Gaza amidst regional tensions.
The Summit Suomi contestant opens up about her traumatic childhood - Sister found dead in a garbage shed
In a recent episode of 'The Summit Suomi', contestant Jacky Mutashar shares the tragic story of her childhood, including the death of her sister and the family's struggles during war in Iraq.
Iranians Tell: 'My Mother Sleeps in Her Car Now'
Many Tehran residents, fearing airstrikes, have left their homes to sleep in their cars, as regime forces hide under bridges in the city.
Displaced in Lebanon sleep on streets as situation turns “catastrophic”
Displaced people in Lebanon face a dire situation as many are forced to sleep on the streets due to escalating hardships.
Several of the testimonies are so unbearable that one must put the book down before reaching for it again
Ukrainian author Viktoria Amelina reflects on the sudden transition of Ukrainian tourists into refugees and soldiers as the Russian invasion approached in February 2022.
Yuki Nagashima opens a rice ball shop in Moldova after transitioning from a doctor supporting refugees
Yuki Nagashima, who once provided medical care for Ukrainian refugees, has now opened a rice ball shop in Moldova, emphasizing that both professions serve her desire to improve people's lives.
Wiktoria, after a stroke, ended up in a care home, now losing treatment: Ukrainians needed by Poland as long as they work
Wiktoria, a Ukrainian woman who suffered a stroke, finds her treatment and rehabilitation abruptly halted due to new legislation ending aid for refugees, raising concerns for many who share similar fates.
The Abu Shaar Brothers: The School of Shami Chanting
The Abu Shaar Brothers' musical ensemble, rooted in the traditions of Shami chanting, has a significant history traced back to their family's origins and experiences.
Why Swedish Politicians Have Changed Their Stance on Migration
Swedish politicians have once again reversed their stance on migration policy in response to strong public opinion and increased refugee inflows.
The Ukrainian Painter Has Painted 80 Pictures in Oslo. One of Them Will Get a Very Special Place.
A Ukrainian painter expresses gratitude to the city of Oslo by gifting a painting to the mayor after creating 80 artworks in the city.
War and the Eid: Al Jazeera with the Displaced in Lebanon
This article explores the impact of war on Eid al-Fitr celebrations for displaced people in Lebanon, highlighting their struggles and resilience amidst ongoing conflict.
Netanyahu considers Abascal and his European allies as 'comrades in arms'
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu views Santiago Abascal and his European allies as allies in the fight against the UN agency for Palestinian refugees.
Behind the Curtains of Displacement in Beirut: A School in a Shelter Grants Children Their Right to Education
A newly opened school in a shelter in Beirut provides displaced children with an opportunity to continue their education amidst challenging circumstances.
Requiem for my German teacher / About the funeral that I perceived as a farewell to the West
The article reflects on the impactful legacy of a beloved German teacher who embodied Western education and artistry, recounting personal anecdotes and the teacher's profound influence on students.
Iran conflict won’t trigger Biden-style refugee replay, expert predicts
Experts believe that Iran's current instability is unlikely to lead to a mass refugee crisis like those seen in Syria or Afghanistan.
Feeling left behind: the AfD strikes a nerve in Büdingen, Hesse
The article discusses the political climate in the towns of Büdingen and Friedberg in Hesse, Germany, where feelings of being overlooked have contributed to the rise of the AfD party's support.
Maxsym Huhnin sentenced to life imprisonment - murdered his wife Valentine
Maxsym Huhnin has been sentenced to life imprisonment for the murder of his wife Valentine, whom he killed with a wheelchair footrest during a dinner.
Dressed as militant opposition
A publication by Magistratura democratica theorizes the violation of a state law by discharging doctors investigated for falsely certifying the eligibility of immigrants for repatriation centers, coinciding with a significant referendum on justice reform in Italy.
EU considers another extension of temporary protection for Ukrainians
The EU is set to discuss the potential extension of temporary protection for Ukrainian refugees into its sixth year as they navigate the ongoing implications of the war in Ukraine.
The European Union Prepares for Possible Crisis Related to Migrants from the Middle East
The EU is taking proactive steps to prepare for a potential increase in migrant flows from the Middle East, as discussed at a recent summit in Brussels.
Canadian opposition leader tells Rogan 'fake refugees' are straining economy, must be dealt with lawfully
Canadian opposition leader Pierre Poilievre criticized 'fake refugees' as a strain on the economy during his appearance on the Joe Rogan podcast.
The food influencer cooks for the refugees: 'This is more than just content'
Food influencer Mohamad Hamoud is using his culinary skills to help refugees in crisis by preparing meals, showcasing a blend of his usual content creation and humanitarian efforts.
I don't want the cemeteries on playgrounds or 8-year-old Eva's farewell to her toys to be forgotten, says photographer Syrovatka
Photographer Maryna Syrovatka reflects on her emotional journey capturing the stories of those affected by the war in Ukraine and her new project that documents these experiences.
The Orphans of the Asia Minor Catastrophe Who Found a New Life in Kalamata
The article discusses the impact of the Asia Minor Catastrophe, highlighting the orphans who lost their families and found refuge in Kalamata, Greece.
Macinka has cut half a billion. Tens of thousands of Ukrainians will lose support
The article discusses a significant budget cut impacting support for tens of thousands of Ukrainians in Czechia.
Ukrainian volunteers are organizing a cleanup at the Folk Music Museum in Kaunas
Ukrainian volunteers from the NGO "Heart of Ukraine" will participate in a community cleanup event at the Folk Music Museum in Kaunas, which serves as a shelter for Ukrainians fleeing the war.
Video: "I tell the children, speak Czech." Attacks on Ukrainians are happening daily
A video report details the daily attacks on Ukrainians in Czechia, emphasizing the need for integration and the struggles faced by the community.
EU fears new refugee crisis after war in the Middle East
EU leaders are taking measures to prevent a new wave of refugees to Europe stemming from the conflict between Iran and Israel.
Prime Minister Meloni: 'Refugees should receive support where they are' - Deterring new flows from the Middle East
Italian Prime Minister Georgia Meloni and Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen have urged the European Union to strengthen its cooperation in response to increasing immigration from the Middle East due to ongoing conflicts.
The Somber Exile of the 'Lost Time' and Other Refugees
This article discusses a recently published novel that explores themes of exile and the refugee experience, particularly through the lens of the author's Yugoslavian heritage.
A 14-Year-Old's House Was Bombed: 'I'm Not Scared, I'm Used to It'
A 14-year-old reflects on the bombing of his house amidst the chaos of displacement in Lebanon.
Many migrants have died in the Mediterranean this year
At least 655 migrants have died or gone missing while attempting to cross the Mediterranean in the first two months of this year.
War in the Middle East: Denmark and Italy warn of an impending migration wave
Denmark and Italy are issuing warnings about a potential migration wave due to the ongoing war in the Middle East, stressing the need for tighter border controls to prevent a repeat of the 2015-2016 refugee crisis.
Lebanese Prime Minister: We reject the logic of open spaces, and our priority is to stop the war
Lebanese Prime Minister Nawaf Salam emphasized the urgent need to halt the ongoing war and highlighted the dire impact of regional conflicts on Lebanon.
Stephen Miller vows no refugee spillover into US as Iran conflict intensifies
Stephen Miller, Deputy Chief of Staff, asserts that the Trump administration will prevent any refugee influx from the conflict in Iran, contrasting it with the Biden administration's approach to Afghan refugees.
He saved for seven years to buy a holiday apartment. Here it gets bombed: - Paid with my tax money
Israel's military actions in Lebanon have resulted in significant casualties and mass displacement, affecting both locals and members of the diaspora, particularly American citizens of Lebanese descent.
Mette Fredriksen Fears a New Wave of Refugees from the Middle East: – We Must Strengthen Borders
Danish Prime Minister Mette Fredriksen expressed concerns over a potential new wave of refugees from the Middle East during an EU summit in Brussels, stressing the need to reinforce European borders to prevent a repeat of the 2015 refugee crisis.
Rwanda says UK owes £100 million after asylum deal scrapped
Rwanda claims the UK owes it £100 million due to the cancellation of a refugee resettlement deal by Prime Minister Keir Starmer.
Kyriakos Mitsotakis: The response to the crisis must be both national and European – We will not tolerate a repetition of 2015 in the refugee issue
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis emphasized the need for a European plan to tackle rising prices and avoid a recurrence of the 2015 refugee crisis due to the ongoing war in the Middle East during his arrival at the European Council meeting in Brussels.
St. Joseph's Church: A Temporary Refuge Between Fear and Hope for Sudanese Displaced in Lebanon
St. Joseph's Church in Beirut provides a temporary sanctuary for Sudanese refugees seeking hope amidst fear and instability in Lebanon.
At the Leipzig Book Fair: The Most Important Non-Fiction Books of Spring
This article discusses ten must-read non-fiction books debuting this spring in connection with the Leipzig Book Fair.
This Has Been the Most Anti-Muslim Danish Election Campaign Ever
The Danish election campaign has intensified its anti-Muslim rhetoric, raising serious concerns about human rights and the treatment of refugees and immigrants.
UN mission patrols South Sudan refugee camp after deadly attack
The UN mission in South Sudan has increased patrols at the Makpandu refugee camp following a deadly attack that claimed the life of a Sudanese refugee, aimed at enhancing security and protection for vulnerable communities.
Reports that 119,000 Syrians have returned from Lebanon during the Israel-Hezbollah conflict
Nearly 120,000 Syrians have returned to their home country from Lebanon since the recent conflict between Israel and Hezbollah erupted.
Syrian refugees flee Israeli offensive in Lebanon, returning to a Syria in ruins
Thousands of Syrian refugees are returning to Syria from Lebanon due to Israeli air strikes amid ongoing conflict, facing a devastated homeland.
Vernissage in Unterföhring: Pictures of Sad Relevance
Zuheir Darwish's new exhibition, 'Time of Forgetting', features paintings that reflect themes of displacement, war, and fear, inspired by his own experiences as a stateless Kurdish refugee.
To return to Gaza, Palestinian refugees first have to face Israeli-backed militias
The reopening of the Rafah border crossing allows for limited Palestinian refugee returns to Gaza, but they face obstacles from Israeli-backed militias.
Julia from Dnipro Knows All the Peculiarities of the Beauty Industry
Julia, a Ukrainian refugee from Dnipro, shares her experiences and challenges of adapting to life in Latvia after fleeing the war.