Terms of Reference The Auditor should be a member of the “Institut des Réviseurs d’Entreprise / Instituut der Bedrijfsrevisoren” (www.ibr-ire.be) and should: Perform a full audit of ECRE’s accounts for the years 2018, 2019 and 2020 according to auditing standards...
ECRE’s Preliminary Analysis of the European Commission’s Proposal for the EU Multi-Annual Financial Framework 2021-2017: External Funding Read the note »
ECRE’s Preliminary Analysis of the European Commission’s Proposal for the EU Multi-Annual Financial Framework 2021-2017: Funding Within the EU and at it’s Borders. Read the note »
The Global Legal Action Network (GLAN) and ECRE’s member ASGI, with support from ARCI and the Yale Law School, have submitted a complaint to the European Court of Human Rights on behalf of survivors and the parents of two children who died when a boat sank in the...
A report published by the independent inspectorate that monitors the treatment of detainees in England and Wales has detailed the troubling conduct of officials towards asylum seekers during a removal flight in January 2018. The report from HMIP (Her Majesty’s...
A draft amendment to the Romanian Integration Ordinance has the potential to improve the integration process for persons granted international protection. The duration of integration programmes for beneficiaries of international protection is prolonged from 6 months...
Conditions for asylum seekers are deteriorating against the backdrop of increasing numbers of arrivals in Slovenia. According to the Slovenian Police, increasing transit through Bosnia and Herzegovina to Croatia and then to Slovenia is one of the factors accounting...
After being temporarily suspended in March as the result of concerns from local authorities on the pace of resettlement out of Niger, UNHCR evacuations of vulnerable refugees and asylum seekers from Libya through the Emergency Transit Mechanism has been resumed and...
Ireland has launched a new call for applications to reunite refugees with family members residing overseas. Up to 530 people will be granted the right to move to Ireland, under the Humanitarian Admission Programme II. Officially announced on Saturday by Ministers...
Asylum seekers face a deterioration of reception conditions and increasing risks of destitution in Cyprus. While recent increases in the number of arrivals have intensified situations of overcrowding and substandard conditions in Kofinou, the only reception centre in...