Features Diplomacy Print Editions Summer 2020

Family Unification & Custody Cases Are Slower & Harder

July 7, 2020

Bringing relatives back together accounts for a third of all migration into the European Union. In Austria, the process is becoming ever slower and more restrictive.

Liam Hoare

A freelance writer on politics and literature based in Vienna. He is the Europe editor for Moment and a frequent contributor to Slate, The Forward and Tablet.

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