Refugee Labour Mobility: Limits and Future Direction
The last huge refugee movements that reached Europe in 2015–16 exposed a major weakness of the international protection system: refugees are often left with few safe and legal routes, forcing….
Tag: migration law
Greece Targets Aid Workers Amid Migrant Policy Crackdown
Human rights organizations have denounced the proceedings against numerous Greek aid workers involved in migrant smuggling as an effort to criminalize humanitarian assistance to refugees. Currently, Greece is intensifying its….
Is the 40-year-Old Schengen Agreement Really Over?
Exactly 40 years ago in 1985, ministers from Belgium, Germany, Luxembourg, France, and the Netherlands signed pledges to gradually remove checks on their common borders in the small Luxembourgish commune….
Could the Ghana Project Serve as a Prime Example of Integration?
The Ghana Project, which is dedicated to the integration of Ghanaian workers into Italian businesses, is experiencing continued expansion as a result of the introduction of additional workers from Ghana….
German Courts Push Back Against New Migration Policy
The Berlin Administrative Court decided that asylum seekers cannot be turned away at border checks unless the process follows the EU’s Dublin Regulation, DW reported. The decision comes after Federal….