EU: Inward Turn Puts Rights at Risk

Bloc’s Multiple Challenges Require Rights-Based Response

Asylum Seekers Left in the Cold

Serbia, Hungary Leave People Without Adequate Shelter as Winter Hits Hard

For Managing Migration, Australia is No Model for Europe

Burma: Rohingya Recount Killings, Rape, and Arson

Video Testimony Matches Satellite Images of Attacks

Egypt: Immigration Law Lacks Key Protections

Libya: End ‘Horrific’ Abuse of Detained Migrants

UN Report Details Widespread Torture, Forced Labor, Sexual Violence

Joint NGO statement ahead of the European Council of 15 December 2016:

EU leaders can save lives this winter if they change migration policies

Fear of Populism is Hollowing Out Europe’s Leadership on Refugees

EU: Restore Rights Values to Migration Policy

At Summit, Embrace Shared Responsibility, Not Outsourcing

What the Greek Authorities Should do to Prevent Hate Crimes Directed at Migrants

With rising tensions and attacks toward refugees in Greece, what can be done?

EU: Returns to Greece Put Refugees at Risk

Would Exacerbate Dire Conditions for Asylum Seekers

Relocation: Belgium lags behind European solidarity with asylum seekers

Algeria: Halt Summary Deportations

Sub-Saharan Migrants Rounded Up; Some Bussed into Niger

The Impact of Externalization of Migration Controls on the Rights of Asylum Seekers and Other Migrants

By Bill Frelick, Ian M. Kysel, and Jennifer Podkul