Eritrean refugees assail Israeli deportation policy
Community spokesmen call on Israel to stop forcing asylum seekers to sign ‘voluntary’ return forms
View Article‘South Tel Aviv is South Sudan now’
As African migrants flood the area, Jewish residents say they feel forgotten by their government
View ArticleNetanyahu wanted to appoint journalist to expel African migrants
Prime Minister’s Office was prepared to pay Israel Hayom’s Boaz Bismuth large bonuses to find host countries
View ArticleFight over the flight
A battle brews over detention of Sudanese refugees as nearly 200 march on Jerusalem; the press investigates a soldier’s death up north
View ArticleAfrican migrants march in Tel Aviv, demand refugee status
Demonstration comes days after asylum seekers walk out of new detention facility in protest of government’s detention policy
View ArticleMigrants’ ID numbers, not names, presented to court
State appeal lists only prisoner digits of 153 migrants arrested during a protest in Jerusalem last week
View ArticleLarge upsurge in migrants ‘voluntarily’ leaving Israel
Some 2,000 leave in the course of 2013, encouraged by $3,500 payment
View ArticleThousands of African migrants demonstrate in Tel Aviv
‘March for freedom’ against government policy staged for second week in a row
View ArticleAfrican migrants take protest to Tel Aviv beach
On Day 2 of a three-day strike, thousands of men, mostly Eritreans, march onto the city’s famed boardwalk, stopping in front of the US Embassy
View ArticleProtests renewed as migrants prepare for march on Jerusalem
Thousands gather in Tel Aviv’s Levinsky Park while detained asylum seekers maintain hunger strike
View ArticleOutlook bleak for African migrants in Israel
Not one Sudanese or Eritrean national has been granted refugee status by the Israeli government, says activist
View ArticleWith fliers and Facebook, how Israel’s migrants birthed a movement
Protests by African asylum-seekers are coordinated by a small group of highly capable leaders, catalyzed by shared discontent, with a little NGO assistance
View ArticleUN: Number of world’s displaced over 50 million
Crises in Syria, Sudan, Somalia and elsewhere push refugee figures to highest level since World War II
View ArticleExodus to Egypt? Why African migrants marched on Israel’s border
Sudanese and Eritreans are protesting indefinite detention in Negev facility, bidding to get aid from UN as refugees
View ArticleWatchdog slams Israel’s treatment of African migrants
Policy toward Eritrean and Sudanese migrants coerces them to leave the country, Human Rights Watch report says
View ArticleHundreds protest new provision to asylum seekers law
Crowd rallies in Negev against amendment that allows detainment of refugees for up to 20 months without trial
View ArticleInternet campaign draws attention to asylum seekers
Social media effort highlights statements by African refugees in effort to humanize detainees
View ArticleFor Israel’s migrants, a hell frozen over
The open detention center at Holot houses more than 2,000 African migrants; to activists and residents, it’s a blight on the country’s democracy
View ArticleHigh Court hears petition to strike down refugee law, again
Israeli NGOs hope to nullify amendment that allows for the detention of asylum seekers for 20 months
View ArticleAsylum seekers face expulsion to other countries
Interior Ministry draws up motion to deport Sudanese and Eritrean migrants, bypassing Supreme Court
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