Yasir and his sons

After the death of his wife, the Syrian Yasir, set out on an uncertain path towards Germany – and on his way met some humane Macedonians.

Evacuation of Elliniko migrant camp went ‘smoothly,’ monitor says

Authorities evacuated a makeshift camp at the site of the old Athens airport in Elliniko on Friday

Greece: People displaced by imminent closure of refugee camps must get safe and adequate housing

Greek authorities must ensure that refugees and migrants expected to start being evacuated from three Elliniko camps tomorrow, are provided with safe, adequate, alternative housing, said Amnesty International.

EU/Greece: Pressure to Minimize Numbers of Migrants Identified As ‘Vulnerable’

European Pressure Affecting People with Disabilities, Others at Risk

Small Town in Serbia Appeals For More Migrants

Migrants may be unpopular in many parts of Europe, but in the southern Serbian border town of Bosilegrad, the mayor says they want the authorities to send them more.

Croatian Police Denies Allegations of Violence against Migrants

Two humanitarian organisations, Doctors Without Borders and the Doctors of the World, have accused Croatian police of violence against migrants trying to enter Croatia from Serbia

Libyan coastguard 'opens fire' during refugee rescue as deaths in Mediterranean Sea pass record 1,500

Toddlers among dozens of migrants drowned in new disaster

Exclusive: Portugal’s Salvador Sobral says his “SOS refugees” sweatshirt is not political

And while the overwhelming majority of fans have applauded him for taking a stand, the European Broadcasting Union asked Portugal’s Salvador Sobral to stop wearing the statement jumper on Friday because, in their mind, it carries a political message. Ms Carla Bugalho, the Portuguese Head of...

Greece: Syrian man dies after suffering extensive burns

Refugee who sustained burns covering 85 percent of his body in Chios detention centre passes away in Athens hospital.

Syrians illegally detained in the Reception Centre in Gazi Baba

European border forces 'frequently abuse' refugees and migrants, report finds

'They took our mobiles and our money, and beat us so harshly we couldn’t get up,' says one Afghan man, Aarif

Refugee children in Sweden are falling into coma-like states on learning their families will be deported

Resignation syndrome, or uppgivenhetssyndrom, has been diagnosed in 60 children this year

European Court of Human Rights Rules in Favor of Bangladeshi Migrant Workers in Greek Abuse

Istanbul selected as 'Humanity Capital' of the world

Istanbul has been chosen as the "Humanity Capital" of the world by the International Humanitarian Forum through an initiative implemented by activists from different countries, religions and cultures.

Syrian refugees: more than 5m in neighbouring countries now, says UN

UNHCR announces milestone after six years of war and urges Europe not to ‘put humanity on a ballot’ in elections this year