The Guardianflipped into Top StoriesPolicing Crosses on our heads to 'cure' Covid-19: refugees report abuse by Croatian police The Guardian - Lorenzo TondoDetails have emerged of more than 30 migrants allegedly robbed, beaten and spray-painted with red crosses on their heads by Croatian police officers who said the treatment was the “cure against coronavirus”.
United Nations About 11,000 asylum seekers facing eviction, Tania Georgiopoulou | Kathimerini ekathimerini.com - Tania Georgiopoulou About 11,000 recognised refugees are facing an uncertain future as they will gradually have to leave their current accommodation facilities starting …
Immigration Maverick Citizen: Court asked to extend Covid-19 grant to asylum seekers dailymaverick.co.za - Estelle Ellis Starving and desperate asylum seekers and foreigners holding special permits have turned to phoning human rights organisations’ legal hotlines to ask …
United Nationsflipped into UN News - EnglishUnited Nations UN agencies welcome donor pledges for Venezuelan refugees and migrants United Nations The UN refugee and migration agencies have welcomed $2.79 billion pledged by donors at a solidarity conference aimed at supporting Venezuelans who …
The GuardianImmigration UK asylum applications fall sharply during lockdown The Guardian - Jamie GriersonThe number of applications for asylum in the UK has plunged during the Covid-19 pandemicas restrictions in the UK and the rest of the world have disrupted travel. In the first four weeks of the UK lockdown,
Middle East UNHCR: No funds to support 25,000 families in Yemen middleeastmonitor.com - May 28, 2020 at 11:09 am A spokesperson for the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees said on Tuesday that 25,000 families in Yemen will no longer receive aid as of …
