Aftermath of war
UNHCR Presses Croatia to Halt Unlawful Border Pushbacks
Alarmed at the increasing frequency of expulsions and pushbacks of refugees and asylum-seekers on Europe's land and sea borders, the UN Refugee Agency, UNHCR, on Thursday called on European states to investigate and halt these practices.
UNHCR calls on EU states to investigate migrant pushbacks
The UN Refugee Agency on Thursday called on states to halt and investigate the forced deportations - known as pushbacks - of migrants attempting to reach Europe that have been recorded by non-governmental organizations.
The first lawsuit was filed against NATO with the Higher Court in Belgrade VIDEO
The lawsuit was filed by the law office from Nis, in cooperation with the Italian lawyer, who managed to prove that 70 Italian soldiers contracted cancer because of being exposed to depleted uranium during their stay in Kosovo.
Bosnian Court Rejects Indictment of Bosnian Serb Army Officers
The Bosnian state court has refused to confirm the prosecution's indictment charging Radomir Nedic, the wartime commander of the Bosnian Serb Army's First Majevica Brigade, and Ratko Djurkovic, the commander of the First Battalion of the First Majevica Brigade, with having command responsibility for crimes against humanity and war crimes.
Russian Opposition Leader Granted Asylum in Bulgaria
Bulgaria granted political asylum to Russian opposition leader Evgeny Chupov 16 months after he applied for it. Thus, he has refugee status in our country. He himself posted his info on the social network, along with the decision of the State Agency for Refugees. The Russian's wife and their four children will stay in Bulgaria with him.
EU Plans to Spend Hundreds of Millions for Helping Refugees Stationed in Turkey
The European Union plans to spend hundreds of millions of euros over the next year helping refugees living in Turkey most of them people who fled the war in Syria.
EU extends support for refugees in Turkey to early 2022
The EU on Dec. 23 announced that humanitarian support for refugees in Turkey will be extended until early 2022.
"These programs help over 1.8 million refugees meet their basic needs and will help over 700,000 children to continue their education," said a European Commission statement.
EU to spend hundreds of millions more on refugees in Turkey
The European Union plans to spend hundreds of millions of euros over the next year helping refugees living in Turkey, most of them people who fled the war in Syria.
UNHCR calls for safe solutions to migration after new death off Lesvos
The UNHCR called for a comprehensive response to migration after a woman died after falling out of an inflatable dinghy carrying Somali migrants off the coast of Lesvos on Friday.
"For people to stop risking their lives on these dangerous journeys, they need safe and regulated alternatives," UNHCR said in a press release.
Migrants on Balkan Route Find Health Care Out of Reach
Many migrants and refugees on the road to Western Europe have serious health problems - but for those staying outside official camps, especially, accessing proper treatment can be difficult.