Fewer, but riskier, deadlier migrant sea crossings to Europe
U.N. refugee agency says crackdown has led human smugglers to take more risks ferrying people from Libyan coast
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Former refugee's gutsy bid for finding work goes viral
Mohamed Elbarkey's bold gambit for landing a job is drawing praise, including from billionaire Richard Branson
U.S. prepares to send hospital ship to Colombia amid refugee crisis
The UN said this week that an estimated 2.3 million Venezuelans had fled the crisis-torn country as of June
AP: Court halted deportation for refugee now charged in cop shooting
Karrar Noaman Al Khammasi, an Iraqi refugee, is accused of shooting and wounding a Colorado Springs police officer
Global Goalscast: Who's making progress on their development goals?
Sustainable Development Goals set in 2015 aim to raise millions out of poverty and help put the world on a path to global health
Global Goalscast: The myths about refugees
In the noisy debate around migration, many damaging myths about refugees have been amplified
Hundreds of migrants storm border of Spanish enclave
After crackdown by Libyan authorities on migrants trying to reach Europe, number trying other routes via Spain has tripled
Student stops deportation of Afghan man by refusing to take seat on plane
"I'm trying to change my country's rules. I don't like them. It's not right to send people to hell," 21-year-old Elin Ersson says
Street artist Banksy paints Paris with murals of migrants
The murals include one near a former center for migrants that depicts a child spray-painting wallpaper over a swastika
Tech workers protest business ties with government
Workers at Amazon, Google and Microsoft are questioning the ethics of their employers' ties to the U.S. government
Italy blocks another ship full of rescued migrants
Populist, anti-migrant interior minister urges Malta "humanly and politically" to let ship carrying hundreds
Trump administration slow to admit refugees amid growing crisis
U.S. on track to adit fewer refugees in 2018 than in any year since 2003
Pope Francis thinks border family separations are "immoral"
Pontiff backs statements by U.S. bishops who slammed Trump admin's "zero tolerance" policy as "contrary" to Catholic values
War and strife created 44k new refugees every day last year
This World Refugee Day, U.N. says almost 69 million people forcibly displaced, fleeing war, violence and persecution
Angelina Jolie: Mosul is "worst devastation I have seen"
The UNHCR special envoy implores the international community restore the city; corpses are still trapped under ruins.
North Korean defector battled starvation, ate mice to survive
Grace Jo now calls the U.S. home, but before she made it here she suffered starvation and the loss of several family members
Spain to let in migrants who were trapped at sea by diplomatic standoff
Ship has been stranded in Mediterranean for days with unaccompanied kids, 7 pregnant women among 629 migrants as Italy, Malta refused port access
Analysis: How the asylum process works, and what needs to change
An immigration attorney who lived through the asylum process himself explains how the system fails migrants – and America
Merkley says images of migrant processing center are "seared" in his mind
The migrant children, he said, undergo their initial screening and sorting in a "dog-kennel style" setting
Senator denied entry into migrant detention facility, claims he saw kids caged in another
Jeff Merkley live-streamed the incident outside a Texas detention facility
Trump tweets spark fear in caravan of migrants
Confused coordinators of event even told group of mostly women and children they were under threat of nuclear attack
Under pressure, Israeli leader nixes deal on African migrants
Opponents accuse Benjamin Netanyahu of caving to pressure from nationalist allies just hours after touting deal on TV
U.N. refugee chief calls for more resources to tackle refugee crisis
Grandi highlighted areas of concern such as Burma, Syria and the Democratic Republic of the Congo
Decades later, Vietnamese refugees reunite with rescuers
Lauren Vuong and her family were among the many refugees who escaped Vietnam in small boats and were known as the boat people
Syrian women, girls, forced to pay for aid with "sexual services"
Report by United Nations agency finds exploitation of displaced Syrians continues 3 years after charities were warned
Supreme Court takes up case over asylum access at border
Microsoft seeing "continued recovery" amid major worldwide outage
New congressman faces sexual harassment allegation
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