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Powerful video shows celebrities reading a poem to highlight the plight of refugees

World leaders back UN plan to share responsibility for refugees, but not before 2018

UN's 193 members have agreed to provide better resources, opportunities, housing and education to refugees and migrants.

More than 800 immigrants wrongly granted citizenship by the US government

3 individuals granted citizenship had also obtained credentials to conduct security-sensitive work.

Thousands flee blaze that swept through Lesbos migrant camp

Tension is growing at the migrant camps due to overcrowding and delays in processing asylum claims.

Key Corbyn critic will publish immigration probe results despite quitting Labour front bench

Source tells IBTimes UK the former shadow immigration minister Keir Starmer is on his second draft after 'listening tour'.

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14-year-old Afghan refugee killed while attempting to board lorry to illegally enter UK from Calais

The boy tried to board the lorry after it had slowed on the main motorway approaching the port on 16 September.

Theresa May to tell world leaders: All countries have responsibility to manage their own borders

PM who will address the UN, to say there is a need to reduce illegal and uncontrolled migration.

Thousands to march in London in support of refugees

Organisers say they want to the pressure the government to accept 20,000 refugees.

South Sudan: Refugees fleeing world's youngest nation exceed million mark

South Sudan joins Syria, Afghanistan and Somalia as nations with more than 1 million refugees.

Manus Island asylum seekers write to Obama and UN appealing for freedom

The refugees say they are trying to build pressure on Australia to end their suffering.

German town erupts in violence as far-right supporters clash with asylum seekers

Bautzen has become a flashpoint for anti-refugee sentiment.

Australian senator Pauline Hanson says country is in danger of being 'swamped' by Muslims

In 1996, Hanson had made a similar remark by saying the country was in danger of being swamped by Asians.

On the road with Hungary's far right vigilante migrant hunters

Mayor Laszlo Toroczkai's militia has risen from obscurity to nationwide acclaim.

Somali refugees escaped Kakuma for Nairobi

Kenya's repatriation of Somali refugees is fuelled by threats and misinformation, claims HRW

Rights group claims conditions of return of Somali refugees are against international law.

Cardinal tipped to be next Pope warns of 'Islamic conquest of Europe'

Cardinal Schönborn warned Europe was in danger of 'forfeiting' its Christian heritage.

Protesters pack Texas education hearing over 'racist' Mexican-American textbook

It's 'as if it was written by the Trump campaign,' says a critic on the Board of Education.

Beautiful photos of a Somali wedding in a Mogadishu refugee camp

"Life is about who you marry, not the type of home you live in."

Refugee crisis: Hundreds of migrants rescued from cramped wooden boat of the coast of Libya

Nigerian woman gives birth to baby boy on migrant rescue ship in the Mediterranean

His parents Otis and Faith have named the boy Newman Otas.

Half of migrants in Calais Jungle want to remain in France says humanitarian charity

New wave of migrants in Calais reportedly feel safer in France than in the UK.

Video shows Cate Blanchett, Peter Capaldi and Kit Harrington make impassioned plea for refugees

The actors read the poem "What they took with them" by Jenifer Toksvig.

Home Office on defensive after think tank warns UK Border Force is at 'breaking point'

Adam Smith Institute estimates more than 4,000 'high-risk' flights are not being properly screened every year.

Britons may have to pay for visas to visit Europe under terms of Brexit

EU is looking to operate a visa programme based on the US system.

Revise policy and reunite refugee families in the UK faith leaders plead

A letter signed by 200 leaders across faiths has called on the Government to act.

Refugee crisis: 28 unaccompanied children go missing each day from Italian reception centres

Europe is failing refugee and migrant children, Oxfam claims, as increasing numbers go missing.

UK government won't meet immigration target for 'some time', Amber Rudd admits

Rudd faced the powerful Home Affairs Committee for the first time as Home Secretary.

12-year-old Sagga, from Eritrea, sits with other adolescent boys

50 million children vulnerable to trafficking and abuse live as refugees worldwide

The shocking figures show that the number of refugees worldwide has doubled in the past 10 years.

Construction set to start on 'great wall of Calais' to keep out migrants

The £1.9m smooth concrete wall will be over half a mile long.

Refugees stranded in Como are learning German despite Switzerland tightening its border controls

IBTimes UK visits a makeshift camp in Como, northern Italy, where dozens of refugees have been left stranded.

Paris to open refugee centres to halt spread of illegal migrant camps

Announcement from city's mayor comes after makeshift camps were demolished by police.

Protesters demanding closure of the 'Jungle' migrant camp blockade Calais

Demonstrators want a date for closure of camp which is home to thousands seeking to travel to UK.

Refugees in Como: 'We beg Switzerland to open the borders, we don't want to stay in Italy'

IBTimes UK speaks with refugees left stranded in Como as Switzerland denied them access.

Calais: Hundreds block major highway in protest against 'Jungle' camp

Tensions among locals have increased after the population of the camp rose to at least 7,000 people.

Australian-style visa system won't deliver the immigration control UK desires, says May

Conservative prime minister defended her stance during the G20 summit in China.

Jeremy Corbyn and Owen Smith should address the 'elephant in the room' says immigration expert

Ed Miliband adviser Professor Thom Brooks spoke to IBTimes UK about the issue.

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