IN FOCUS: The demographics of gun ownership are changing, with a huge uptick in Black and Latino people, women and members of the LGBTQ community. Meanwhile, gun influencers are getting younger and ...

A photo of women in sky-blue burqas -- typically associated with the Taliban's strict dress code in Afghanistan -- has been ...

Labor is persecuting 62-year-old Palestinian grandmother Maha Almassri, who has already endured decades of oppression by the ...

This is exacerbated by visual media, which makes refugees an easy target by denying them the means of telling their own stories on their own terms. Pictures of migrants on boats or climbing over ...

The Tasmanian Refugee Legal Service (TRLS) is representing a growing number of LGBTQIA+ clients seeking asylum who fear persecution in their home country.

The cuts made good on one part of Secretary of State Marco Rubio’s pledge to overhaul Foggy Bottom and root out what he ...

Refugee children in Kenya's Kakuma camp are turning to dance to cope with harsh conditions.

Comic books and graphic novels written by refugees counter the one-dimensional version found in most visual media.

Labels such as "refugee," "migrant," and "asylum seeker" are often temporary and do not reflect the full identity of individuals who have left their homes to begin a new life elsewhere. These ...

Four men whose murder convictions were quashed by the High Court have been found guilty at a retrial over the death of a man ...

Thi Le and J.Y. Lee’s Viet-Australian restaurant is not a slick machine, but it has soul − and creativity − in spades.

Media portrayals of migrants and refugees shape public opinion, discrimination, and social exclusion.