Italy > Overview
Since 2001, immigration in Italy is regulated by the Bossi-Fini Law, which determines a very tight migration management. It is not possible to enter legally in Italy, except with a regular labour contract which is supposed to be stipulated between the worker and the master when the former is still in his/her country of origin. For undocumented migrants, there is not possibility of applying for regularization.
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Italy > Dublin II
In Italy the situation of refugees in Dublin-II cases is difficult, but
some lawyers have been successful in avoiding deportation, especially
to Greece. Last year, several organizations for refugees’ rights
denounced the situation at Adriatic Italian ports, where many migrants
are sent back to Greece without any chance to apply for asylum. (This
denial of asylum proceedings is not grounded in the Dublin II
agreement, but an illegal police practice!).
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Italy > Minors
Blog in Italian language that takes care of unaccompanied children, with various information and rules on minor refugees in Italy:
http://minoristranierinonaccompagnati.blogspot.com/
