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On May 28, 2007, Indian security forces shot at Bhutanese refugees attempting to cross the Nepal-India border, resulting in one death and hundreds of injuries.
In Los Angeles, families live in fear of ICE raids as activists and lawyers, like Bryan Sanchez and Ron Gochez, mobilize against the federal crackdown on undocumented migrants.
190,000 refugees arrived in Sweden in 2015, prompting the government to introduce border checks amid rising anti-immigrant violence.
Mexican forces block a U.S.-bound migrant caravan amid ongoing immigration challenges.
Migrants from Central America face protests in Tijuana on their journey to the United States.
In April 2024, Turkish authorities reported that 414 people were found on life rafts in the Aegean Sea, victims of illegal pushbacks by Greek forces.
Mayotte faces a migrant crisis as France tightens its asylum policies and resources dwindle.
Illegal immigration from Central America has risen about 500% since late 2010, driven by violence, poverty, and inequality in Honduras.
Panelists at the National Conversation on #RightsAndJustice, including Irene Hirano Inouye and Cynthia Buiza, discuss immigration barriers and access in the U.S.
Advocates on Navajo Nation use technology to improve voting access for the presidential election.
Pete Pattison investigates Nepali trafficking and slavery in the Middle East.
Kim Hyung Duk, who weighed just 29 kilograms when he crossed into China, struggles to adjust to life in South Korea after escaping North Korea.
North Korean defectors, now numbering over 30,000 in South Korea, participate in a TV show that quizzes them about their lives under the regime.
Three-quarters of men convicted of rape in Stavanger over three years were immigrants, prompting mandatory classes on women's rights for asylum seekers in Norway.
Northern Ireland faces record racial hate crimes amid summer anti-immigration protests.
Young immigrants call on Barack Obama for immigration reform to achieve their American dreams.
The Niger Delta faces unemployment and oil spillage, causing community frustration and conflict.
Over 1 million illegal immigrants attempt to cross the US-Mexico border each year, with many facing life-threatening risks in the process.
The Garden Navy rescues migrants in Lampedusa amid a growing crisis in Europe.
In June 2008, David Brill investigates tensions in divided Paris amid rising riots.
Unemployment in the 93rd department of Paris reaches as high as 40%, fueling anger and resentment among residents in the impoverished suburbs.
Two trillion dollars of U.S. taxpayer money funded the longest war in modern U.S. history, which ended with the Taliban regaining control of Afghanistan.
Estonia grapples with integrating its Russian-speaking community amid media influence.
In Qatar, thousands of migrant workers face harsh living conditions and reported fatalities while constructing facilities for the 2022 World Cup.
Powerful earthquakes on the Turkish-Syrian border kill over 2,500 people and prompt rescue efforts.
Four out of ten Roma in Romania live on less than $2 a day, facing severe poverty and systemic discrimination in their communities.
Children born to Saudi men abroad face emotional challenges and identity struggles, as illustrated by Jared's longing for his absent father from the 1970s.
A 13-year-old girl named Hilal faces expulsion from school for wearing a headscarf, as France's ban on religious symbols intensifies divisions in society.
In abandoned gold mines near Durban Deep, young men risk their lives to extract gold while facing dangers from local gangs and hazardous conditions underground.
Only 775 out of every 1,000 children born in Somalia will live to celebrate their fifth birthday, reflecting the dire conditions in the country.
SOS Méditerranée operates the Aquarius, a citizen rescue vessel in the Mediterranean, addressing the humanitarian crisis of migrants risking their lives to reach Europe.
Steve Bannon and 'We Build the Wall' raise $22 million to build a border wall without Washington.
163,000 migrants entered Sweden in 2015, sparking a rise in far-right sentiment and the emergence of the Sweden Democrats as a major political force.
Steve Bannon seeks to unite right-wing populism in Europe ahead of elections.
More than 27,000 refugees have died trying to reach Europe since 2000, as borders tighten.
Eighty Syrians arrive in Italy on a boat, but many face barriers to leaving due to the Dublin Regulation, which restricts their movement across Europe.
In Lebanon, over one and a half million Syrian refugees face dire medical needs, with sick children suffering and dying due to limited healthcare resources.
28% of rural Idahoans are uninsured, sparking discussions about healthcare access and the upcoming midterm elections.
30,000 protesters march in Athens against austerity measures as Greece faces a staggering $450 billion in government debt.
Over 40,000 people live in the largest IDP camp in Bria, Central African Republic, after fleeing violence from armed groups.
More than 300 French nationals have traveled to al-Qaeda terrorist camps, driven by disillusionment and systematic discrimination in their communities.
Three million workers in Dubai have their passports taken away and receive less than half of their promised wages while living in squalid conditions.
New Year's Eve in Cologne, Germany, saw over 1,000 sexual assault complaints linked to immigrants, leading to a significant shift in the nation's view on refugees.
More than a dozen delivery drivers lost their lives in 2021 while working in New York City, facing dangers like traffic and robberies.
An estimated 375,000 Palestinian refugees live in Lebanon, facing poverty and discrimination while barred from essential services and employment.
The Philippines considers legalizing divorce, facing opposition from the Catholic Church and Duterte.
The Biden administration reverses Trump's 'Remain in Mexico' policy, impacting migrants in Texas.
In France, a rise in far-right feminism is exemplified by the National Rally party's 33% vote in the parliamentary elections and the emergence of Femo-nationalists.
