The EU’s new migration rules tighten deportation measures through return centers and stricter asylum procedures, sparking debate over their effectiveness and impact on human rights.

Turkiye is home to millions of Syrians and hundreds of thousands of other foreign nationals who have become an integral part of economic activity across manufacturing, trade, agriculture, and services.

Organizations such as Human Rights Watch and the UN High Commissioner for Refugees emphasize the need for Mauritania’s policies to align with its international commitments to protect human rights.

Stricter deterrence policies implemented by some European Union countries to curb irregular migration began to show tangible results in 2024, but why are Egypt and Tunisia involved?

The UK continues to increasingly press for the implementation of its controversial model by sending irregular migrants to Rwanda, a dangerous country in East Africa, according to observers.