MIGRATION

IBTimes UK looks at the crisis in South Sudan as world marks Refugee Day.

Aid agencies are struggling to provide food and services in South Sudan due to a funding crisis.

The man was restrained while on a Turkish Airlines flight from London Heathrow to Istanbul.

The ban's only hope now lies with the Supreme Court.

The latest military action will pile more pressure on the jihadists whose self-declared caliphate is in retreat across Syria and Iraq.

IBTimes UK travels to Boston, Lincolnshire, where immigration continues to be a major issue.

Hundreds of migrants slept crammed in tents in the old arrivals terminal, in scorching temperatures with little food and occasional bouts of crime and violence.

At least 44 people, including children, died after vehicle en route to Libya broke down in Niger.

The announcement came just two days before the charges are set to be implemented.

The Muslim Charities Forum estimates that Muslims across Britain donate around £100 million during Ramadan.

1,569 people have already died trying to make the deadly Mediterranean Sea crossing this year.

The travel ban was a revised version of an executive order that caused confusion.

Collectively the G7 nations have provided $1.7bn so far – just under 60% of their fair share.

UN Refugee Agency warns refugees living in extremely tough conditions as aid funding dries up.

Critics have accused NGOs that rescue people in the Mediterranean of acting as a "ferry service" that encourages smugglers.

In March 2016, Amnesty International had accused Qatar of using forced labour to prepare the stadiums.

More than 1.8 million people have fled to neighbouring countries since South Sudan war erupted in 2013.

Money was allegedly siphoned off and spent on luxury cars, boats and apartments.

IBTimes UK deciphers the causes of the present round of violence in Congo's new flashpoint.

Refugees fleeing neighbouring DRC amid fighting between Congolese army and local tribes.

ECOWAS ministers hope plan of action will help 1 million stateless people in West Africa.

Confusion surrounds party's immigration plans. Would levels go up or down under a Labour government?

French president has suggested that the Le Touquet agreement be torn up.

The president's hardline immigration policies have resulted in fewer Central American migrants trying to enter the US.

'Nothing is agreed until everything is agreed,' a defiant EU official told IBTimes UK.

Ipsos MORI found that 68% of voters do not think the Tories will meet their 'tens of thousands' pledge.

Investigators say identifying the victim will be hard as he was burned beyond recognition.

Cholera has killed hundreds of people fleeing conflict and famine in South Sudan.

Number of children suffering from acute malnutrition "shot up" by 50% to 1.4m, UN agency warns.