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migrant crisis

A group of people behind a metal barrier
Refugees
EU will not give in to Erdoğan’s ‘blackmail,’ says Greek MEP
An Eritrean refugee girl plays with clay in front of a shelter in Mai-Aini refugee camp near in the Tigray region of Ethiopia, Feb. 10, 2016.
Conflict
As Western nations shut out migrants, Ethiopia’s doors are open — even to its enemy
Brkitay Gebru wakes every morning at dawn to care for her children. Her husband took off in February and she hasn't heard from him since.
Justice
This Eritrean woman found out her husband had abandoned her when she couldn’t find her bank card to pay rent
Deportation stamps used by the German federal police "Bundespolizei" to stamp ID documents of rejected asylum seekers, in Rosenheim, southern Germany.
Global Politics
In Germany, mass deportation is a touchy subject
Young migrants and refugees walk through a town in northern Serbia toward the Hungarian border. There's a fear that young men like these might bring violence with them.
Conflict
These men say they’re leaving Syria because they don’t want to fight anyone
Tunisian fishermen try on life jackets offered by MSF at the end of the training. The fishermen say in general they lack the equipment to cope with boatloads of migrants and refugees in distress.
Global Politics
Tunisian fishermen are trained to be ‘safety nets’ for migrants making a deadly sea crossing