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The suicide of Pierre Damas Bel

The suicide of Pierre, a lawful Haitian student in the US, after loss of protected status. Read

Japan and Brazil linked by migration

Japan and Brazil: Two countries linked by migration. After decades of Japanese migration to Brazil, Brazilian workers migrated to Japan to work in the country's factories. Read 

POPULAR ON TIKTOK

Haitians in the US fear deportation following the Supreme Court's TPS ruling. Read

Metropolitan and provincial Canada both seek to benefit from immigration. Read

Australia

Spanish government to entice immigrants to rural areas to curb population decline. Read

Australia is proud of its multiculturalism but unease about immigration is growing. Read.

Millions of migrants live and work in South Africa, but xenophobia is on the rise. Read

Hundreds of thousands of migrants in Malaysia live in a state of permanent uncertainty. Read

RESEARCH & ANALYSIS

Social benefits for foreigners across Europe

Social benefits for foreigners in Europe

The European Union sets social-benefit standards for foreigners, but member states decide on the details. Guide to social benefits for non-EU and third-country nationals in EU and non-EU countries.  Read

Foreign doctors under Trump

Foreign doctors in the US

Foreign doctors in the US: Trump's immigration crackdown hits MAGA supporting areas the hardest. Read

Immigration in the US

Foreign doctors in the US: Trump's immigration curbs hit MAGA areas the hardest. Read

Immigration in Britain

An opportunity for the country or a threat to society - Britain debates immigration. Read

Immigration in Germany

More than 14 million foreign nationals are living in German states and cities. Read

Immigrant Cities

SOLIDARITY at WORK

Solidarity Towns & Cities

Solidarity Towns and Cities

Solidarity among people of all backgrounds. Towns and Cities in Spain, Italy, Eastern Germany, and Sweden.

The Solidarity Prize

Immigrant Cities
Solidarity Prize

Immigrant Cities in Europe and The Americas: Buenos Aires, New Orleans, Marseille (English / Français), Rotterdam, Liverpool.

The Solidarity Prize honours places where solidarity between people matters. Prize Criteria || Nominate and Vote

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