Spain Expects Migrants to Revitalise Remote Villages
Over the past two years, Spain’s advanced economy has grown at the quickest rate in the world thanks to an increasing number of immigrant workers. Now the government is banking….
Category: Migration Law
Return Hubs Outside the European Union: A Worthy Novelty
As support for tough migration policy grows, a growing coalition of EU member states is advocating for the creation of migrant return sites outside the bloc. Plans to establish offshore….
Help for Athletes, Bans for Others: Unpacking Australia’s Complex, Chaotic Migration Developments
Written by Melissa Phillips, Western Sydney University, and published 11 March on The Conversation. The past 48 hours in Australia has showcased the dramatic complexities of the country’s migration and….
Graz’s Migrant Council Set On Changing Voting Rights for Foreigners in Austria
After three decades of work, the purpose of the Migrant Advisory Council in Graz, Austria, is still to advise the city administration on matters pertaining to migrants and to represent….
Germany to Strip Rejected Asylum Seekers of Their Right to a Lawyer
Chancellor Friedrich Merz will scrap a rule that offers legal support to asylum seekers awaiting to be deported, British newspaper The Telegraph reports. The law, passed by a previous government,….