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In Bremen, Germany, pastor Anja navigates the complexities of providing church asylum to refugees facing deportation amid increasing scrutiny from authorities.
Safiya appeals her conviction for having an allegedly illegitimate daughter, Adama, under Islamic law.
In the French-Italian Alps, migrants face extreme challenges while navigating dangerous mountain paths in their quest for asylum in France.
380 Syrian refugees in Denmark have lost their asylum status as the government plans to deport them back to Syria, claiming Damascus is safe.
€25,000 is the cost of deporting one individual from Germany, not including additional personnel expenses incurred by authorities.
The Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program allows eligible individuals who arrived in the U.S. before age 16 to avoid deportation.
Twenty-three Americans, including 22 ex-CIA operatives, were convicted for their involvement in the 2003 abduction of Abu Omar in Milan.
In Germany, thousands of LGBT refugees fleeing persecution from countries like Iraq and Syria face ongoing threats and discrimination despite seeking safety.
An audio tape of separated children prompts a discussion on immigration enforcement and empathy.
Migrants face death in Poland's forested border with Belarus as Piotr Bystrianin seeks to help.
Over the past six months, 25,000 migrants have arrived in cities like New York and Chicago on buses organized by Texas officials.
A humanitarian crisis at the Greek-Macedonian border leaves thousands stranded and desperate.
Forty interpreters have submitted letters to the embassy seeking visas, but many remain trapped in Afghanistan, facing threats from the Taliban.
More than 10,000 residents of Hong Kong were arrested after Beijing enacted a national security law that criminalizes subversion and foreign collusion.
In November 2009, Palestinians face eviction in East Jerusalem despite Obamas attempt to halt settlements.
China's re-education camps in Xinjiang target Uighurs and Kazakhs for cultural assimilation.
Three immigrants, including Chilango and Paisa, face dangers in their crossing to the USA.
A proposed bill in Ghana could impose up to 10 years in prison for queer identity and advocacy, intensifying the crackdown on LGBTQ rights.
Residents near Nogales monitor invasive border checkpoints under Trump’s policies.
Around 30 to 40 Russians, mostly anti-Putin protesters, are stranded at the San Ysidro port of entry after fleeing repression in their home country.
Student demonstrators in Indonesia demand freedom as the military maintains strict control.
Asylum seekers in Nauru have been held for over 16 months without legal representation, facing uncertainty and despair in the detention center.
Italy's Mare Nostrum operation rescued about 140,000 people fleeing conflict and poverty in 2014, as thousands more awaited their chance to cross the Mediterranean.
Real estate firms in Israel promote properties in illegal West Bank settlements to American buyers, raising ethical concerns amid pro-Palestinian protests in Teaneck, New Jersey.
Italy pays Libya to intercept migrants, returning them to unstable conditions in Libya.
Jennifer Robinson, a 31-year-old legal advisor, has worked pro bono for Julian Assange for two years while he remains in the Ecuadorian embassy in London.
Laura Pidcock criticizes Tory policies for causing suffering among her constituents.
Libya faces a critical crisis as migrant smuggling surges, with authorities overwhelmed by the influx of individuals like Ibrahim seeking a better life in Europe.
Over 30 immigrants were shot by their employers during a protest for better working conditions at a strawberry farm in Manada in April 2013.
Hundreds of people live in an abandoned factory in Bosnia, facing harsh conditions and border pushbacks.
Two radical groups in East London, one advocating for Sharia law and the other promoting anti-Muslim sentiment, clash in a violent turf war.
Watch the Investigative Reporting Workshop on Obama's controversial immigration policy and deportations.
Donald Trump plans to deport millions of Mexicans and build a wall between Mexico and the U.S.
Migrants cross illegally from Ciudad Juarez to El Paso, seeking asylum amid urgent needs.
Over 48,000 irregular border crossings occurred between January and May 2015, with more than 8,000 migrants arriving on the Greek island of Kos.
Mayotte faces a migrant crisis as France tightens its asylum policies and resources dwindle.
Mike Peter Ben's death in 2018 sparks a discussion on racism in Lausanne, Switzerland.
North Korean refugees in China face constant threats of deportation and harsh living conditions, revealing the stark reality behind their search for a better life.
Young immigrants call on Barack Obama for immigration reform to achieve their American dreams.
RTS Radio Télévision Suisse reveals the harsh realities of Death Row in Iran and civil liberties.
Five or six people are often transported at a time across the Rio Grande in small rafts as they seek asylum in the United States.
2,600 hot meals are prepared daily for refugees in Calais, where many live without shelter and face police evictions amid a lengthy asylum process.
Many judges in Poland feel threatened as the independence of the judiciary hangs in the balance.
In January 1991, Muslim Nationalists fight the Indian army in Kashmir, leading to severe atrocities.
Many refugees in Greece face hopelessly overcrowded conditions in Samos camps.
The French government closes its border with Italy, detaining migrants at Ventimiglia.
234 Afghans were deported from Germany on charter flights between December 2016 and May 2018, facing dire conditions upon their return to Kabul.
60,000 people have arrived on the Italian coast this year, facing dire conditions as European laws restrict their movement and access to support.
