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UK: Asylum Claims Continue to Drop as New Home Office Failings Emerge

UK: Asylum Claims Continue to Drop as New Home Office Failings Emerge

28th May 2021 | News

Asylum applications have dropped by a forth within a year, newly published immigration statistics reveal. Meanwhile the backlog in asylum cases increased to a record high, leaving thousands of asylum seekers in limbo. A High Court ruling established that the Home...
Spain: 200 Children About to be Transferred to the Mainland while Hundreds Remain Cramped in Ceuta and 7,500 People Were Returned to Morocco

Spain: 200 Children About to be Transferred to the Mainland while Hundreds Remain Cramped in Ceuta and 7,500 People Were Returned to Morocco

28th May 2021 | News

200 unaccompanied children are about to be transferred to the mainland after an agreement was reached between the Ministry of Social Rights and autonomous regions but hundreds of unaccompanied children remain in cramped conditions in Ceuta. 7,500 of the people who...
Med: EU Focuses on Preventing Arrivals as Civil Search and Rescuers Fight to Save Lives,  Arrivals Drop in Malta as the Scandalous El Hiblu Trial Continues

Med: EU Focuses on Preventing Arrivals as Civil Search and Rescuers Fight to Save Lives,  Arrivals Drop in Malta as the Scandalous El Hiblu Trial Continues

28th May 2021 | News

On 22 May 400 people rescued by SEA-EYE 4 disembarked in Italy. However, more than 600 people are confirmed dead or missing on the central Mediterranean route and almost 10,000 have been returned to Libya, where the bodies of babies and toddlers washed up over the...
Greece: EU Funded Securitisation of Camps, Legal Action Against Frontex Before CJEU as Greek PM and Leggeri Exchange Mutual Praise on Reduction of Arrivals

Greece: EU Funded Securitisation of Camps, Legal Action Against Frontex Before CJEU as Greek PM and Leggeri Exchange Mutual Praise on Reduction of Arrivals

28th May 2021 | News

Concrete walls and surveillance drones are among the amplified security measures set to be introduced in camps across Greek mainland and islands largely funded by the EU. Front-LEX, Progress Lawyers Network, and the Greek Helsinki Monitor have submitted a legal action...
Op-ed: Against All Reason: German Authorities Plan Further Deportations to Afghanistan

Op-ed: Against All Reason: German Authorities Plan Further Deportations to Afghanistan

28th May 2021 | News

By Therese Lerchl, PRO ASYL. Therese is monitoring deportations to Afghanistan for PRO ASYL. As part of PRO ASYL’s legal counselling team, she is involved in individual cases. Two decades of NATO mission in Afghanistan and the “western allies” are still far from...
Editorial: Charting the Procedural Labyrinth: the EU’s Proposed Asylum Procedures

Editorial: Charting the Procedural Labyrinth: the EU’s Proposed Asylum Procedures

21st May 2021 | News

This week ECRE publishes two charts showing the procedural labyrinth facing asylum applicants in Europe, should proposed reforms go ahead. Scenario 1 shows the “regular” asylum procedures for people who were authorised to enter – the majority of applicants. Scenario 2...
Med: EU Focuses on Preventing Arrivals as Civil Search and Rescuers Fight to Save Lives,  Arrivals Drop in Malta as the Scandalous El Hiblu Trial Continues

Med: 100 Lives Lost at Sea, Malta Paid for Pushbacks to Libya, EU Seeks to Enhance Cooperation in North-Africa

21st May 2021 | News

About 100 people remain missing at sea following two shipwrecks off Libya and off Tunisia as bodies wash up ashore. New details about a pushback case to Libya reveal it was organised and payed for by Malta. EU Commissioner for Home Affairs visits Tunisia to reach a...
Spain: 200 Children About to be Transferred to the Mainland while Hundreds Remain Cramped in Ceuta and 7,500 People Were Returned to Morocco

Spain: 8000 Arrivals in Ceuta Amid Diplomatic Stand-off with Morocco, Ombudsman Calls for Protection of Unaccompanied Children

21st May 2021 | News

In just 36 hours 8,000 people, at least a quarter of them children, have arrived to the Spanish enclave of Ceuta from Morocco amid a diplomatic stand-off between the two countries over hospital treatment in La Rioja of exiled Western Sahara independence leader. The...
UK: Asylum Claims Continue to Drop as New Home Office Failings Emerge

UK: Asylum-Seeker Cleared of Smuggling Charges, Bar on Challenges to Deportation Orders, Inadequate Protection of Trafficking Victims, UNHCR Warns UK Plan Violates Convention

21st May 2021 | News

An asylum-seeker caught steering a boat across the English Channel was cleared of smuggling charges after spending 17 months in jail. Immigrants and trafficking victims were also detained in solitary confinement for prolonged periods of time in prisons due to Covid-19...
ECRE Policy Paper: Holding Frontex to Account: ECRE’s Proposal for Enhancing Nonjudicial Scrutiny Mechanisms

ECRE Policy Paper: Holding Frontex to Account: ECRE’s Proposal for Enhancing Nonjudicial Scrutiny Mechanisms

21st May 2021 | News

In this Policy Paper ECRE offers an assessment of existing accountability mechanisms in regard to the European Border and Coast Guard Agency (Frontex) and recommendations to systematically use and strengthen these scrutiny tools, as well as to add new accountability...
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