Migration
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Prime minister and home secretary favour ‘sustainable’ immigration rather than Conservative manifesto pledge of net inflow of ‘tens of thousands’ a year
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Paddy Tipping criticises ‘unhelpful and negative comments’ made by senior government figures over Muslim communities
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Rev Sally Smith baptises a group of refugees at St Mark’s Church in Stoke-On-Trent
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Letters: Café Lisboa is very much part of the old Notting Hill, not the Tory party’s ‘Notting Hill set’
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Letters: Girls like Priya and Shakila who shine like diamonds and show the bigots and the racists that otherness is not a bad thing
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Middle East experts say Turkish military’s apparent attempt to seize power on Friday has sent shockwaves through Nato and across the world
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Refugees are too often described by politicians and parts of the media as a problem. But behind the headlines are people with powerful personal stories. The Guardian’s Dear Australia project is a new series that will hear the firsthand testaments of refugees and asylum seekers. Together their videos will tell the larger story of those who seek sanctuary to build new lives in Australia
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Mangar Makur Chuot left Sudan as a child after his father was killed during the civil war. He lived for eight years in a refugee camp in Kenya before his family were granted asylum in Australia. To launch the Guardian’s Dear Australia series, we tell the remarkable story of South Sudan’s 200 metres hopeful and how he’s heading to the Olympic Games and a possible match-up with Usain Bolt
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Advocates say people can expect similar treatment wherever they settle, but critics say scheme is betrayal of refugee rights
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At least half a million American citizens have enrolled in Mexican schools since 2010 amid a wave of deportations and voluntary repatriations
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This weekend the African Union unveiled an e-passport that will hopefully be available to all citizens of member states by 2018
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A devastating, breathtaking documentary about the biggest movement of refugees in Europe since the second world war, by those who are actually living it
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Hundreds of postwar migrants from Europe were recorded as national security risks because of alleged communist links
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In Tajikistan, work is in chronically short supply. Each week thousands of men take a four-day rail journey to Moscow in search of employment
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One of London’s less recognised migrant communities has much to offer the capital and with a little help could contribute more
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The ordeal of 13 Syrian women is powerfully re-created through horrific personal testimony and heartbreaking nostalgia
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لا استطيع القفز؟ فنان فلسطيني عند الحدود المكسيكية الامريكية - فيديو
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Emmanuel Chidi Namdi, 36, was attacked after defending his wife from racist abuse in central Italian town of Fermo
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A groundbreaking new documentary gives cameras to refugees fleeing to Europe. The resulting three-part film takes you with them every step – from suburban flat to leaky dinghy to suffocating container
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Swiss border guards send man back to Italy as video footage shows him trying to unzip suitcase from inside
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Notebook An 81-year-old as shadow leader of the house? Hear hear
Patrick BarkhamI hope Paul Flynn’s appointment to the shadow front bench ushers in new thinking in a world where youth can be prized over experience -
As instances of race hate crimes increase, I wonder what happened to the open, tolerant nation that offered refuge to my family 46 years ago
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Artista palestino Khaled Jarrar atraviesa EEUU a lo largo de la frontera con México, con la intención de analizar los límites ideológicos entre EEUU y Oriente Medio
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Palestinian artist Khaled Jarrar goes on a road trip along the Mexican border in an effort to examine the ideological boundaries between the US and the Middle East
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Keith Vaz says many more smuggling operations go undetected and penalties must increase to act as deterrent
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There has been a fivefold increase in reports of hate crime since the day of the referendum
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Online searches for ‘how do I move to Canada’ are spiking as British and American liberals scramble to avoid the Brexit Trumpocalypse. Here’s how to join the great northern exodus
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Italian photographer Salvatore Di Gregorio shows Nigerian women refugees expressing themselves and their emotions at a difficult time, through changing up their hairstyles
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Don’t keep migrants out, strengthen workers’ rights
Felicity LawrencePretending we can halt migration is a lie. But we can stop employers from abusing cheap foreign labour
The returnees: what happens when refugees decide to go back home?