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Asylum seekers from violence ridden Somalia face asylum lottery in Europe

Asylum seekers from violence ridden Somalia face asylum lottery in Europe

27th October 2017 | News

While Somalia is spiralling into to a vicious self-feeding circle of violence, poverty, drought and displacement, European protection rates differs with almost 40 per cent for the first three quarters of 2017. On October 14 a truck bombing in Somalia killed more than...
Op-ed: Winter has arrived, thousands left at its mercy in Greece’s hot-spots

Op-ed: Winter has arrived, thousands left at its mercy in Greece’s hot-spots

27th October 2017 | News

by Efi Latsoudi (Lesvos) Natassa Strachini (Chios), staff members of Refugee Support Aegean (RSA). RSA is the implementing partner of the Foundation PRO ASYL in Greece. Despite repeated warnings from numerous organisations thousands of refugees are going to suffer in...
CJEU Applicants can rely on the expiry of the six-month period to challenge a transfer under the Dublin III Regulation

CJEU Applicants can rely on the expiry of the six-month period to challenge a transfer under the Dublin III Regulation

27th October 2017 | News

On 25 October 2017, the Court of Justice of the European Union ruled that the expiry of the six-month period to carry out transfers under the Dublin III Regulation automatically leaves the responsibility for the asylum application with the requesting Member State....
One year after Calais camp dismantlement: 70 per cent of its asylum seekers confirmed in need for protection

One year after Calais camp dismantlement: 70 per cent of its asylum seekers confirmed in need for protection

27th October 2017 | News

One year after the dismantlement of the Calais camp the French Office for the Protection of Refugees and Stateless Persons (OFPRA) noted that nearly 15,000 persons transferred out of the Calais camp over the past two years have had their asylum applications examined,...
Council conclusion confirms cooperation on migrant control with Libya but leaves out human rights concern

Council conclusion confirms cooperation on migrant control with Libya but leaves out human rights concern

27th October 2017 | News

During last week’s European Council meeting Member States expressed strong support for Italian cooperation with Libyan authorities. The Council’s conclusion revealed little of the concerns that caused EU Commissioner for Human Rights Nils Muižnieks to request...
Greek Appeals Committees tighten the criterion of sufficient connection to safe third country

Greek Appeals Committees tighten the criterion of sufficient connection to safe third country

27th October 2017 | News

Following a recent ruling from Greek Council of State, two decisions by the Greek Appeals Committees further clarify requirements for establishing a sufficient connection between asylum seekers and a ‘safe third country.’ They found that transit through a country in...
Weekly Editorial: Progressively compromised – left parties on refugee rights

Weekly Editorial: Progressively compromised – left parties on refugee rights

13th October 2017 | News

A key issue in contemporary European politics is the response of progressive parties to the political crisis on migration. It is playing out now in the elections in Austria and the Czech Republic, both of which are more worrying than the elections of early this year,...
One step forward and two steps back for unaccompanied minors from Calais

One step forward and two steps back for unaccompanied minors from Calais

13th October 2017 | News

The Bar Human Rights Committee (BHRC), a human rights arm of the Bar of England and Wales, published a fact-finding report on the results of the dismantlement of the Calais camp known as the “Jungle” which took place one year ago. They found that over 4000...
The scene is set for yet another predicable winter tragedy and continued blame game in Greece

The scene is set for yet another predicable winter tragedy and continued blame game in Greece

13th October 2017 | News

UNHCR in September called for support for Greek camps in Lesvos, Chios, Samos and Leros. Last year substantial funding did little to address the fundamental structural problem of containing asylum seekers and refugees in limbo in overcrowded camps, and so will a...
MSF report discloses violence by EU border authorities along ‘Balkan Route”

MSF report discloses violence by EU border authorities along ‘Balkan Route”

13th October 2017 | News

In the recently published report ‘Games Of Violence – Unaccompanied Children And Young People Repeatedly Abused By EU Member State Border Authorities’ Doctors without borders (MSF) documents cases of abuse and unlawful conduct from EU border authorities along the...
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