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France to offer asylum to Russian defectors but plans quickly slammed as 'naïve' | World | News - Vimarsana News

France to offer asylum to Russian defectors but plans quickly slammed as 'naïve' | World | News

The move raised eyebrows in France and questions over Russian deserters who support Vladimir Putin's plans but do not want to go to the front.

Kuwait: Time to achieve justice for the "Bidoon" community - Vimarsana News

Kuwait: Time to achieve justice for the "Bidoon" community

International campaign calls for an end to discriminatory practices and the release of arbitrarily detained activists.

Source: ifex.org
Civil Georgia | Belgium Removes Georgia From the List of Safe Countries of Origin - Vimarsana News

Civil Georgia | Belgium Removes Georgia From the List of Safe Countries of Origin

Belgium has removed Georgia from the list of safe countries. Belgium introduced the safe country of origin concept in 2012 and updates it at least once a year. However, the list can be reviewed if the situation in the country of origin has changed. Georgia was on the updated list as of April 7, 2023…

Source: civil.ge
Counting Malaysia's 'invisible' people: How many born here cannot be citizens despite their local roots - Vimarsana News

Counting Malaysia's 'invisible' people: How many born here cannot be citizens despite their local roots

KUALA LUMPUR, July 10 — Malaysia does not have official records of how many stateless persons are here, so how do we know the size of this “invisible” population? One...

T&T's word should carry weight | Editorial | trinidadexpress.com - Vimarsana News

T&T's word should carry weight | Editorial | trinidadexpress.com

The court’s decision to uphold the Immigration Act as the legal authority in matters involving the deportation of refugees and asylum seekers brings into stark relief the ambiguity of this