Councils awarded “sanctuary” status for their commitment to welcoming refugees are being urged to cut ties with an outsourcing giant that tracks migrants and asylum seekers using “torturous” ankle tags.
In 2021 the Home Office made GPS tagging a mandat…
The building accommodating 150 migrant labourers for the past several years was in poor condition with the labour contractor claiming that he had raised the issue with the owner, but required steps were not taken to avert the tragedy.
The building a…
BUCHAREST, April 18 (Xinhua) — Romanian border police on Tuesday apprehended 52 migrants at a border crossing in western Romania as they attempted to enter the Schengen area hidden in a trailer truck loaded with metal profiles.
According to local Arad…
Since the beginning of the migrant crisis in Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH), there have been discussions about whether the burden of this crisis should be borne by everyone or whether it is a cemented “exclusivity” of the Federation of BiH (FBiH). Since …
The agreement restricting entry of asylum claimants into Canada from the U.S., effectively closing Roxham Road in Quebec, will be challenging for law enforcement to implement and could lead asylum seekers to face increased dangers, according to a gover…
Updated: Apr 18 2023 7:05PM
Chandigarh, Apr 18 (PTI) Four migrant labourers from Bihar were killed and 20 injured after a three-storey rice mill building collapsed in Taraori in Haryana’s Karnal district early Tuesday, police said.
Over 150 labourers …
Apr 18, 2023 07:42 PM IST
Delhi HC rejects plea by Mumbai train blast convict for info on terror outfit Indian Mujahideen
The Delhi high court on Tuesday rejected a plea by a death row convict in the 2006 Mumbai train blast case seeking disclosure of …
NEW DELHI/JAUNPUR: As he crosses the mud houses and wheat fields around his village to catch a train to distant Mumbai, Sujeet Kumar says he is thinking about the better life that awaits him in India’s city of dreams.
The 21-year-old from Jaunpur distr…
Slow-to-act Tories have come under fire after Suella Braverman became the FIFTH Home Secretary to announce a ban on zombie knives and machetes since 2016.
She follows in the footsteps of Theresa May[1], Amber Rudd[2], Sajid Javid[3] and Priti Patel[4] …
A two-and-a-half year-old son of an Uttar Pradesh couple Monday died at Magadi, Bengaluru, after he fell into a pit dug up by the Karnataka government-run Bangalore Water Supply and Sewerage Board (BWSSB) for laying pipelines, the police said.
Accordin…