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Norway to stop criminalising asylum seekers who have transited other safe countries and who ‘without undue delay’ admit to using false identity papers

10th July 2014 | News

11 July 2014 An amendment to the guidelines issued by the Norwegian Director of Public Prosecutions orders police to cease their practice of criminalising asylum seekers who do not ‘immediately’ admit they have used false identity papers. The revised guidelines...

Greece continues to indefinitely detain migrants despite Athens Administrative Court ruling the practice unlawful

10th July 2014 | News

11 July 2014 Although the Athens Administrative Court of First Instance ruled on 23 May that indefinite detention of migrants violates national, European and International Law, migrants in detention centres and police stations across the country, including in the...

Handbook by the Fundamental Rights Agency and European Commission provides guidance to EU Member States on strengthening their guardianship systems for children

4th July 2014 | News

4 July 2014 The EU Agency for Fundamental Rights (FRA) and the European Commission released a handbook this week aimed at improving national guardianship systems for children deprived of parental care in Europe. The handbook specifically addresses the particular needs...

Belgrade Centre for Human Rights highlights obstacles for asylum seekers in accessing Serbian territory and asylum procedures

4th July 2014 | News

4 July 2014 In its latest report on the state of asylum in Serbia, the Belgrade Centre for Human Rights (BCHR) raises concerns regarding asylum seekers’ access to Serbian territory and asylum procedures. BCHR stresses that in 2013, Belgrade airport officers recognised...

Italy’s EU Presidency to focus on implementing the CEAS, solidarity and mutual recognition of asylum decisions

4th July 2014 | News

4 July 2014 An 18 month programme for the work of the Council of the European Union has been prepared by the Italian, Latvian and Luxembourg governments. In the field of asylum, the current Italian Presidency of the Council, along with the future terms of Latvia and...

AIDA report on Poland: asylum seekers can no longer be deported while they appeal a negative decision on their asylum application

4th July 2014 | News

4 July 2014 The updated AIDA report on Poland, compiled by ECRE member organisation Helsinki Foundation for Human Rights, highlights that as of 1 May 2014, with the entry into force of the new Law on Foreigners, asylum seekers who receive a negative decision on their...

ECtHR: Asylum seeker’s return to Hungary under Dublin Regulation would not violate his fundamental rights

4th July 2014 | News

4 July 2014 The European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR) has ruled that the return of an Afghan asylum seeker from Austria to Hungary under the Dublin Regulation would not violate Article 3 (prohibition of inhuman or degrading treatment) of the European Convention on...

565 new places for Syrian refugees announced at High Level Meeting on Resettlement of Syrian Refugees

4th July 2014 | News

4 July 2014 At a meeting of 42 States on resettlement of Syrian refugees last Friday 27 June, Belgium, Ireland, Switzerland and Uruguay pledged 565 new resettlement or humanitarian admission places for Syrian refugees. Belgium announced that it will resettle 75...

Palestinians fleeing Syrian conflict denied safety in Lebanon, Amnesty International reports

4th July 2014 | News

4 July 2014 Many Palestinian refugees from Syria are being denied the possibility to seek safety in Lebanon due to new requirements for Palestinian refugees introduced last May by the Lebanese authorities, according to a new briefing by Amnesty...

Updated AIDA Report on Austria shows that detained asylum seekers no longer have the right to be represented in appeals or assisted at hearings

4th July 2014 | News

4 July 2014 The updated AIDA Report, compiled by ECRE member organisation Asylkoordination Osterreich, shows that as of January 2014, detained asylum seekers no longer have the right to be represented in appeals or assisted at hearings by their legal advisers....
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