In the eyes of our politicians, our old welfare state is more important for the majority of Danish voters than solidarity with the world
EU says the country is not following the rules in its processing of thousands of refugees
Failed asylum seekers get no chance to appeal and risk ‘freezing to death’ if they’re deported to Russia
The influx of immigrants will have a positive effect on the GDP of European countries as long as leaders can get migrants into jobs.
A financing study commissioned for the World Humanitarian Summit in May urges an entirely new approach to help the rising number of poor.
A festival at a camp for the displaced in Malawi affirms the dignity of those seeking refuge there.
Rumours and confusion are growing as European leaders show little will to manage the thousands of desperate people fleeing bitter, deadly conflict.
What are Turkish journalists doing? About two to four years’ hard labour.
The abandoned Berlin Tempelhof airport, famous for its use during the Berlin airlift in 1948, was earmarked to house up to 1?200 refugees.
The tabloid’s explicit use of a drowned boy underscores its baffling welcome to the refugees.
EU Commission president Jean-Claude Juncker has unveiled a plan for sharing refugees among the bloc to ease the burden on border states.
Thousands of exhausted migrants received a hero’s welcome Sunday as they streamed into Western Europe.
Aylan’s father, Abdullah, said he hoped the death of his family would encourage Arab states to help Syrian refugees.
Egyptian billionaire Naguib Sawiris has offered to buy an island off Greece or Italy and develop it to help refugees from Syria and other conflicts.
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban has warned that the wave of migrants are mostly Muslim and threaten to undermine Europe’s Christian roots.
European countries are turning on one another as growing border chaos tests the limits of diplomacy.
About 2 500 Burundians are fleeing into Tanzania every week, overwhelming aid agencies who say refugee facilities had now reached "breaking point".
The only reason people get onto boats, with the high risk of drowning, is that they have no hope.
The challenge is huge but there are some things that could ease the tragic situation.
Staff at an immigration camp on Nauru claim the Australian government was aware of the alleged sexual abuse of women and children asylum seekers.
According to activist asylumseekers this is just another technique Israel is using to make their lives miserable and force people to leave.
Prime Minister Tony Abbot is in a fearful strop over the report, saying he’s ‘sick and tired of being lectured’.
Acting judge slams inept home affairs officials for ‘deplorable’ way in which they dealt with asylum application.
Amnesty International has said that Nigeria’s senior military officers received information of a Boko Haram offensive but failed to take action.
Countries in the region should offer asylum to refugees who are fleeing the repressive state and dying at alarming rates in the Mediterranean Sea.
Teachers face an uphill battle to educate immigrant children stranded in no-man’s land.
But debilitating education hurdles remain for many foreign children in legal limbo.
The annual global trends report of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) paints a very bleak picture.
A report says state authorities have either turned a blind eye or colluded with perpetrators in the kidnapping and abuse of Eritrean refugees.
The Jewish state is under fire for its stance on African asylum seekers and support of human rights abusers.
The ongoing civil war in South Sudan has already killed more than 10 000 people, and peace talks in Addis Ababa are deadlocked.
The UN refugee agency has warned that Israel could be in breach of international law due to its policy of indefinite detention for asylum seekers.