Wrighter
More than 200 detainees held at the Stewart detention center (SDC) in Georgia, a state in the southeast United States, had faced abuse, torture, and violence. Recently, they spoke out against the inhumane conditions and
Right Sider
Niger's military junta has repealed a 2015 anti-migration law that curbed migration through Niger into Europe. Niger, which is a hub for those trying to enter Europe, repealed the anti-migration law on Saturday and announced
Wrighter
The Republic of Indonesia faces a new refugee crisis as Rohingya refugees have been arriving in the country in boats. Rohingya refugees have been risking their lives by making the sea journey from refugee camps
Senior Reporter
The United States has imposed sanctions on Migrant Charter flights to Nicaragua, a Central American nation, in order to address the migrant crisis. Migrants from Cuba, a country in the Caribbean, and Haiti, a country
Senior Reporter
Hundreds of migrant children have been sexually assaulted and raped while trekking through the deadly Darien Gap, a geographic region in the Isthmus of Panama. Hundreds of migrants were raped and sexually abused in so-called
Wrighter
Chicago, one of the largest cities in the United States, moved migrants out of police stations on Wednesday. Migrants’ frustration turned into anger because the authorities cleared people away from five police stations. The influx
Wrighter
Mississippi State University (MSU) in the United States has received over $4 million in federal funding to provide education opportunities to migrant children. The grant will help Mississippi State University (MSU) to continue meeting the
Right Sider
The Joe Biden administration in the United States is planning to deploy a team of immigration officials to Panama, a country in Central America, amid the migrant crisis. The team of U.S. immigration officials will
Wrighter
Nearly 450,000 Afghan migrants have returned to Taliban rule in Afghanistan because the Islamic Republic of Iran has started the crackdown to expel illegal migrants. Javad Khani, the official in charge of managing illegal migrants
Freelance writer
Three Ukrainian teenagers have won the International Children’s Peace Prize for developing apps to help young migrants. Sofia Tereshchenko, 18, Anastasiia Feskova, 17, and Anastasiia Demchenko, 17, have been awarded this year’s International Children’s Peace
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