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The EU's top court said on Monday that officials can detain migrant rescue ships, but only if they can prove there is a real risk to health, safety or the environment, in mixed guidance on a case testing Europe's response to refugees.

Portrait of a refugee dreaming of home in a sensitive, sombre documentary that also has thoughts about friendship, politics and birds

Parliamentarians are being urged to support a proposal to end mandatory immigration detention in Australia and replace the program with community alternatives.

Organisations of Chakma and Hajong communities said such certificates are legal but indigenous groups disagree

Hundreds of Ukrainian refugees are now settling into life on the cruise ship which was commissioned by the Scottish Government as a short term accommodation solution

A summer camp in Poland's capital has brought Jewish volunteers originally from Russia or other parts of the former Soviet Union to mentor Ukrainian refugee children

The Irish refugee and international protection system has come under increasing strain this summer as the numbers of people fleeing Ukraine and other war-torn countries have risen significantly.

Assistant Editor Fiona Harrigan explores why the Beehive State might be uniquely suited to welcome Afghan refugees.

Discrimination and violence against Syrian refugees in Lebanon has soared in recent weeks as the country grapples with high food prices and shortages, the UN refugee agency told the Associated Press on Friday. “We have seen tensions between Lebanese and Syrians at bakeries across the country,” United Nations High Commissioner…

The Bike Project has provided almost 10,000 cycles to refugees.

A refugee suffered an "outpouring of rage" over his traumatic childhood as part of an ethnic minority in Myanmar when he stabbed a woman more than 100 times inside a historic Adelaide home, a court has heard.