Brussels, March 19 (CNA) The government of the Republic of China (Taiwan) on Tuesday donated US$100,000 in humanitarian aid to Western Saharan refugees in North Africa.
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2012 saw record-high 2,545 people apply for refugee status in Japan
A record 2,545 foreigners applied for refugee status in Japan in 2012, the Justice Ministry’s Immigration Bureau said Tuesday.
Read MoreOECD urges China to free markets, ease migration
BEIJING: The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development has urged China to force state companies to compete in more open markets and ease movement of migrants into cities to keep its economic growth strong.
Read MoreTwenty-five immigration offenders arrested
Hong Kong (HKSAR) - The Immigration Department yesterday (March 20) arrested 20 illegal workers and five people suspected of employing them during a series of anti-illegal worker operations codenamed "Champion" and "Powerplayer".
Read MoreForeign maids lose court fight for HK residency
HONG KONG — Hong Kong's top court ruled against two Filipino domestic helpers seeking permanent residency Monday, the final decision in a case that affects tens of thousands of other foreign maids in the southern Chinese financial hub.
Read MoreInsurance a cure for medical woes
Unified system urgently needed to protect migrants, report He Na in Beijing and Han Junhong in Jilin.
Read MoreThe hukou system is a disaster for the children of migrant workers
Despite frequent promises of reform, the hukou system still creates significant legal hurdles for many citizens, particularly migrant workers and their children.
Read MoreActivist Slams Hong Kong's Decision to Deny Permanent Residency for Migrant Domestic Workers
A pro-migrant worker rights activist has slammed Hong Kong’s top court decision to reject the final appeal of a foreign maid, who challenged the denial of her application for permanent residency.
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