The refugee crisis in Europe continues producing shocking images. A Hungarian camera operator, filmed tripping over and kicking refugees, has been fired by local TV channel N1TV.
This picture, taken on 2 September on the Turkish beach of Bodrum, shows not only the death of a child, but of our humanity. And the depths into which it has sunk.
Over 4 billion people left Syria to seek refuge. Turkey is the country hosting the highest number of them.
L’obiettivo della giornata è di sensibilizzare l’opinione pubblica sui diritti dei migranti, persone in fuga dalla guerra e dalla povertà.
Hungary wants to build a border fence to stop the flow of illegal migrants. Unfortunately, it is not the first country that tries to solve the problem this way.
Thousands of Rohingya are lost at sea. The media remains silent on a tragedy that recalls that of migrants crossing the Mediterranean.
200 body bags appeared on Brighton’s shores. Amnesty International put them there to raise awareness on the plight of migrants in the Mediterranean Sea, not far from the English sea town.
The Mediterranean is the sea route most frequented by migrants who want to build a new life for themselves. And, unfortunately, it is also the deadliest one.
There are four nations that have seen asylum claims increase in recent years. But, sometimes, the destination country is worse than the refugees’ own one.
The status of refugees should be updated to include all those people who are forced to migrate because of climate change.
