Stories tagged “Migrations.”
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South Africa: March and March approaches AfriForum, Afrikaner lobby
March and March, an anti-illegal immigration group in South Africa, has formed a "collaborative working group" with AfriForum, a prominent Afrikaner lobby, despite their seemingly disparate backgrounds.
Visa for France: In Guinea, students say they must find same-sex accommodation provider
Guinean students admitted to French universities report that Campus France Guinea is demanding accommodation certificates from same-sex individuals for visa applications, a requirement they deem discriminatory and which is blocking their studies.
Ceuta: A Cameroonian Arrived in the Spanish Enclave Testifies About His Living Conditions
A 28-year-old Cameroonian man, Yannick Njapa, describes the harsh living conditions in the Spanish enclave of Ceuta after arriving from Morocco. He highlights the lack of basic amenities and the psychological toll of his journey.
Influx of migrants in Ceuta: AMDH reports 111 people in detention on the Moroccan side
Following an unprecedented influx of migrants to the Spanish enclaves of Ceuta and Melilla, the Moroccan Association for Human Rights (AMDH) reports 111 people are in provisional detention on the Moroccan side, with some already receiving prison sentences.
Ethiopia: UN opens aid center in Addis Ababa to help refugees with their procedures
The UNHCR, in partnership with the Ethiopian government, has opened an aid center in Addis Ababa to assist over 80,000 refugees and asylum seekers with administrative, legal, and job search procedures. The initiative aims to combat isolation and deter dangerous onward mig…
South Africa: Victims of Xenophobic Violence 'Terrified and Suffering from Severe Trauma'
Doctors Without Borders (MSF) has launched an emergency medical intervention in South Africa to aid migrants fleeing xenophobic violence, who are described as terrified and severely traumatized, lacking access to essential healthcare.