Aftermath of war

The participants in the event, which was also attended by a Serbian delegation, said that it was time to hear the truth, and that NATO should never again use depleted uranium - as it had done during the 78-day bombing of Serbia in 1999.

It may not be the Nou Camp, but the charity arm of soccer giants Barcelona has been giving child refugees living in temporary shelters on Lesvos a shot at the beautiful game.

Concerns are rising about racist violence following a series of incidents culminating in an attack by a group of masked men on refugees at a reception facility in Konitsa, northeastern Greece, on Sunday.

One minor was hurt in the Konitsa attack, which took place during a sporting event involving refugee children, according to nongovernmental organization Arsis.

A group of masked men assaulted refugees staying at a reception facility in Konitsa, northeastern Greece, a non-government organization said Tuesday.
One minor was injured in the attack which took place during a sports event involving refugee children Sunday, said the Arsis Association for the Social Support of Youth and Human Rights.

Twenty-seven people - women and children were detained early this morning at the Central Railway Station in Plovdiv.

They traveled from Turkey.

Refugees will be placed in a migrant camp, police report. According to initial data they are coming from Syria.

The number of attacks is lower than in 2016 and 2017, reported NOVA TV. 

The German authorities have registered nearly 2000 crimes against refugees and asylum seekers last year - from verbal harassment through property damage to personal injuries and murders.

The Turkish Red Crescent on March 15 sent two aid trucks to Syria via a newly-opened border crossing.         

The European Commission said that they are monitoring the movement of people on the Balkan refugee route and the increase of migrants and refugees in recent weeks, and concluded that "the overall situation is stable".

Refugee women from various backgrounds, who came to Turkey after running away from many heartbreaking incidents, say they found peace in Turkey thanks to the strong amities they have established with local women.

Some 2,000 asylum-seeker and refugee women met in Turkey's Central Anatolian province of Nevşehir on March 9 to mark the International Women's Day.