migration

Why Newborn Pandas in South Korea Will Eventually Move to China

By Koh Ewe

What to Know About Greece’s Deadliest Migrant Shipwreck in Years

By Armani Syed

Why the U.K.'s 'Illegal Migration Bill' Is Probably Illegal

By Armani Syed

Britain's New Prime Minister Is Already Facing His First Crisis

By Armani Syed/London
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New York Mosque Offers Refuge to Afghan Kids

The local Afghan community has stepped in to care for children who fled the Taliban and arrived in the U.S. alone.

By Jazzmin Jiwa

Ukraine Crisis Could Overhaul Europe's Asylum System

Ukrainian refugees have received a warm welcome in Europe. Could that help change the system for good?

By Charlotte McDonald-Gibson

World Bank: 86 Million Africans At Risk of Climate Migration

As many as 86 million Africans will be forced to migrate within their own countries by 2050 due to climate change, a World Bank study found.

By David Herbling / Bloomberg

Waves of Migrants Journey North Despite Complicated Border Policy

A photo essay documents the desperate journeys migrants make starting in Honduras and ending at the U.S.-Mexico border.

By PHOTOGRAPHS BY Yael Martínez FOR TIME

Haitian Migrants in Tijuana Face an Uncertain Future

Haitians stranded at the U.S.-Mexico border are in a state of limbo due to U.S. immigration policies that would send them back to Haiti.

By Jasmine Aguilera/Tijuana, Mexico

Shelters Worn Thin as the U.S. Continues to Expel Migrants

Shelters in Mexican border cities are at capacity and scrambling for resources as the U.S. continues to expel migrants under Trump-era rule.

By Jasmine Aguilera / Tijuana, Mexico

Biden Proposes $4 Billion to Fix Root Causes of Migration

Biden's comprehensive immigration reform bill includes an eight-year pathway to citizenship and a plan to fix the root causes of migration.

By Jasmine Aguilera

Germany Offered Help to Yazidi Women. Was It Enough?

Some women say the groundbreaking program failed to keep its promises

By Kristen Chick

Why the E.U. Is Doomed to Repeat the Mistakes of the 2015 Refugee Crisis

The children pacing behind bars or sleeping on the cold ground as the Greek winter ebbs into spring do not look like weapons. On the contrary, their faces tell of their innocence and need, victims...

By Charlotte McDonald-Gibson

UN Calls For 'Emergency Measures' to Improve Conditions in Greek Refugee Camps, Amid Overcrowding and Risk of Disease Outbreaks

The United Nations has called for “decisive action” to rectify unsafe and unsanitary conditions at the Moria refugee camp on the Greek island of Lesbos, as well as at refugee centers on four other islands,...

By Mélissa Godin

The Best Way to End Modern Slavery? Enable Legal Migration, Experts Say

For many people around the world, the fact that December 2 is celebrated as the International Day for the Abolition of Slavery may seem like an archaic throwback. After all, the days of the trans-Atlantic...

By Aryn Baker

The Far Right Lost Power in Italy Two Months Ago. So Why Are Migrant Rescue Boats Still Being Refused Entry?

In late August, Italy’s anti-migrant Interior Minister Matteo Salvini was ousted after his ruling coalition collapsed, bringing a symbolic end to a government whose signature policy was closing Italy’s ports to ships carrying rescued migrants....

By Billy Perrigo

Why is the U.K. Trying to Deport 2-Year-Old Lucy Dutton?

A two-year-old girl is facing deportation from the U.K. even though her parents each hold a British passport, in a move described as “cruel and sadistic” by a U.K. human rights lawyer.Lucy Dutton was born...

By Rachael Bunyan

Mexican Asylum Seekers Are Facing Long Waits at the U.S. Border. Advocates Say That's Illegal

A new 'metering' practice is particularly dangerous for Mexican asylum seekers

By Anna-Catherine Brigida / Ciudad Juarez and Matamoros, Mexico

DNA Tests Could Help a Father Find Out What Happened to His Wife and Kids. But Politics Stand in the Way

When Walid Khalil Murad drifts off to sleep, he can feel the warmth of his three small children in bed beside him. They are there in his dreams too, playing happily together. There is three-year-old...

By Charlotte McDonald-Gibson / The Hague

The Story Behind TIME's 'Beyond Walls' Covers

TIME turned to Davide Monteleone to create a series of powerful black and white portraits

By Katherine Pomerantz and Thea Traff
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