‘We will be evacuated from Libya for good. In a few days my nightmares will end’
It is only in moments of crisis that Central America invades the American imagination
Adventurousness and ambition of young Irish migrants is a strength not a failure
There are no eyes to witness what happens in the Mediterranean now. It is impossible to escape the conclusion that this is the intention
Do Europeans see themselves providing a haven from war or are they hoping the refugee problem will some day go away?
At least 65 passengers believed drowned as fishing vessels rescue 16 survivors off Tunisia
Pontiff seeks to improve ties with Orthodox churches in Bulgaria and North Macedonia
More erstwhile European allies criticise Viktor Orban's nationalist drift
Michigan has been an attractive destination down the years, but that is no longer the case
Three boats carrying total of 36 people intercepted
Young migrants in North African city of Ceuta dream of mainland Europe
Passengers reported to have taken over tanker to prevent it being sent back to Libya
Zuhair Fakir and his family arrived in Dunshaughlin through a pilot State project
New sponsorship programme will see Syrians resettled directly into a community
Europeans may be relieved by falling numbers reaching continent but ought to be ashamed
Grouping of seven EU Mediterranean states unhappy at burden of hosting migrants
New figures from UNHCR demonstrate impact of reduced search and rescue operations
Migration row between the two governments highlights the shattering of historic ties
Three survivors say dinghy left Libya with 120 aboard, including two-month-old baby
In Libya, refugees returned by EU-funded ships are thrust back into a world of exploitation
Italian minister objects to plan to distribute 300 migrants between eight European countries
Migrant surge to Spain prompts Moroccan crackdown with European assistance
Home secretary Sajid Javid says UK will do everything it can to ensure applications fail
MPs call for Border Force cutters to return from Mediterranean to target traffickers’ boats
Finding work and education is a problem, but most would not choose to return to Syria
Rescue ships have alleviated a catastrophic death toll, claim charities and the UN
Signing of pact fostering migration co-operation brought down Belgian government last week
Minister for Justice Charlie Flanagan speaks about Ireland’s history of migration at UN
In face of populist movement surge, UN seeks to project positive view of migrants
Reforms in stalemate for past two years, as leaders unable to agree on key elements
Adequate supports not available to teenagers entering direct provision system, says ESRI
DCU research shows that online hate speech against groups such as asylum seekers and Travellers is widespread
Tijuana camp: ‘It cost me a lot to walk almost 15 to 20 hours a day. And to go back now: no!’
Renting privately owned hotels as an emergency measure may be least bad option
More than 1,000 bed down in sports stadium where city government has set up food kitchens
‘I went to salve the guilt of my own privilege. Instead, I came face to face with ordinary people.’
Data shows rise in number of deportations from Ireland to Pakistan but fall in numbers sent back to China
Anti-immigration leaders in central Europe follow US lead in opposing global framework
Several thousand Central Americans refuse offer of benefits if they apply for refugee status
US president says people walking across Mexico ‘are not suitable. I’m not letting them in’
Migrant arrivals hit record numbers as conditions worsen and officials squabble
US president warns Guatemala, Honduras and El Salvador as thousands head for border
US president threatened to cut off regional aid over caravan travelling through Guatemala
New figures show that one in five died trying to cross from Libya in September
Domenico Lucano, known for welcoming refugees, is accused of arranging marriages
Age profile of immigrants in the Border region is older than in Dublin, and their unemployment rate is higher
Ship is last remaining charity rescue vessel operating in the central Mediterranean area
Harsher side of story to be found in parallel plan to protect borders against unwanted immigration
Almost 600 people who have been granted asylum are still in the direct provision system
Former military base on Lesbos now home to more than 8,000 who crossed from Turkey
Lack of registration by UNHCR or authorities ‘makes it harder to ensure people are safe’
Two vessels set out from on September 1st carrying scores of people from various countries
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