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Bangladeshi Migrants in Malaysia Trapped in Debt Bondage and False Promises

Bangladeshi Migrants in Malaysia Trapped in Debt Bondage and False Promises

Bangladeshi migrants seeking better opportunities often end up trapped in Malaysia, facing debt bondage and false promises. The United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC) recently highlighted the dire situation faced by these migrants, shedding light

Britain’s Controversial Plan to Send Migrants to Rwanda Nears Implementation

Britain’s Controversial Plan to Send Migrants to Rwanda Nears Implementation

Britain's Controversial Plan to deport asylum-seekers to Rwanda is on the verge of becoming law, despite facing fierce opposition. The proposed legislation aims to overcome a U.K. Supreme Court ruling that deemed Rwanda an unsafe

Activists Condemn Candidate’s Alleged Hate Crimes Against Migrants

Activists Condemn Candidate’s Alleged Hate Crimes Against Migrants

Migrant advocacy groups from across South Korea are calling for the arrest and investigation of Park Jin-jae, a far-right political candidate accused of unlawfully targeting and detaining migrants. A coalition of human rights organizations held

Martha’s Vineyard Flights Lawsuit: Judge Allows Legal Action

Martha’s Vineyard Flights Lawsuit: Judge Allows Legal Action

A federal judge in Boston has ruled that the lawsuit filed by migrants flown from Texas to Martha's Vineyard in 2022, known as the Martha's Vineyard flights lawsuit, can proceed against the Florida company that

Migrants without passports must undergo facial recognition to board flights

Migrants without passports must undergo facial recognition to board flights

In a recent development, the United States government has implemented a significant policy change affecting migrants without passports, mandating them to undergo facial recognition technology when boarding domestic flights. This shift has prompted confusion and

Judge Upholds Program Allowing 30K Migrants into US Monthly

Judge Upholds Program Allowing 30K Migrants into US Monthly

A federal judge in Texas has allowed President Biden's immigration plan to continue. This plan lets a limited number of migrants from Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua, and Venezuela enter the U.S. for humanitarian reasons. The program

Malaysia Keeps Migrants and Refugees in Detention Places

Malaysia Keeps Migrants and Refugees in Detention Places

In Malaysia, many migrants and refugees, including lots of children, are being kept in detention centres in very poor conditions. These places are too full, dirty, and lack proper things. Human Rights Watch has found

Migrants in Denver Overcome Formidable Barriers to Find Work and Opportunity

Migrants in Denver Overcome Formidable Barriers to Find Work and Opportunity

Lacking legal immigration status, migrants in Denver face an uphill climb to secure jobs and support themselves and their families. From navigating complex bureaucratic hurdles to piecing together community resources, resilience is a way of

Border Agency Failures Putting Migrant Lives at Risk

Border Agency Failures Putting Migrant Lives at Risk

The EU's border security agency, Frontex, has major flaws that make it partly responsible for the deaths of migrants trying to reach Europe, according to an EU watchdog. Frontex Not Stopping Migrant Boats From Sinking

Migrants Should Not be Seen as a Problem: IOM

Migrants Should Not be Seen as a Problem: IOM

Migrants are people first, who should not be seen as a problem, says Amy Pope, head of the International Organization for Migration (IOM). She believes valuing their human life, recognizing their dignity is the key.