Sourcing of long-term accommodation taking longer than anticipated, says department

Authorities estimate victim, found off Naxos island in Greece, was three years old

Irish overseas offer humanitarian help in face of hunger, death and devastation

Court postpones verdicts in two cases in the trial of ousted leader Aung San Suu Kyi

Detainees include Eritreans, Somalis and Sudanese who have fled war or dictatorships

Human rights group urges European governments and Turkey, Jordan and Lebanon to halt any forced return of refugees

The actor speaks about her divorce from Brad Pitt, activism and escaping Weinstein

We must learn the lessons of history and show generosity to Afghans

Poland and Baltic states building fences to block ‘weaponised’ migration via Minsk

Three Irish nationals exit Afghanistan while those awaiting exit now 36, says Coveney

New to the Parish: Abd nour Karouz arrived from Syria, via Lebanon, in 2018

International groups of lawyers intervene in case of Australian citizen Robert Pether

Camp became symbol of Europe’s response to migration crisis on its southern borders

Governing party buoyed by Saxony-Anhalt win as Germany prepares for autumn election

Rights advocates critical as UNHCR denounces move as ‘frightening race to the bottom’

Desperate refugees face uncertain future in poorly-run, unsafe detention centres

IHREC chief says law introduced four years ago relies on outdated concept of the family

Aid workers say children were looking for their parents after fire left hundreds missing

Witnesses say barbed wire fencing around camp trapped many including children

Humanitarian figures and NGOs call for rollout to take in all people for the global public good

Pandemic has reduced international attention paid to humanitarian crisis

Rights groups call for relocation to be halted on safety concerns and lack of consent from refugees

Officials warn number of refugees crossing border already exceeds projections

Some 4,000 refugees a day fleeing heavy fighting in Tigray region

Migrants continue to endure arbitrary and indefinite detention in dire living conditions

Vessel caught fire as Italian naval ship was taking people on board

Some 37 rescued but five children are among the dead after vessel’s engines explode

EU spending hundreds of millions in countries such as Niger to stop flow of migrants

With the Spain-Morocco border closed, livelihoods linked to cross-border trade have been taken away

UNHCR report finds 79.5m people – or one in 97 – on planet have been forcibly displaced

UNHCR expresses ‘profound shock’ at death by suicide of Ugandan man in his 20s

UN high commissioner for refugees: People being killed, women raped, children cannot go to school

Bloc leaders announce financial support as UN questions Greece’s suspension of asylum applications

Bardarash Letter: Camp’s occupants struggle on after having lost everything

‘Most of these people go to sell sweets on the streets. Or they have to beg to be able to eat’

Harvey Duthie to take up role of chief fundraiser and also university vice-president

Turning followers’ 1,000 tweets into What You Need to Be Warm was ‘ridiculously hard’

Refugees left to fend for themselves as UN staff say food provision to stop within weeks

EU project aims to back efforts in aiding 1,500 asylum seekers detained in Libya

EU-wide prevarication on citizens who joined Islamic State will lead to long-term problems