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Interview with Constance Jacquemot from Passerell

Interview with Constance Jacquemot from Passerell

22nd October 2026 | Editorials / Op-eds / Interviews, News

Tell us about your organisation Passerell is an Luxembourg-based NGO that has been active in the field of fundamental rights since 2016. Through its free legal contact point, the organisation listens to asylum seekers and refugees, informs them about their rights and...
EDITORIAL: The proposed European Emergency Response Framework: Old habits die hard

EDITORIAL: The proposed European Emergency Response Framework: Old habits die hard

16th October 2026 | Editorials / Op-eds / Interviews, News

By Julie Lejeune Some old habits die hard. Earlier this month, the idea to temporarily suspend access to asylum in emergency situations was pushed once again by Greece. This time, it has been presented in the guise of the “European Emergency Response Framework” that...
OP-ED: Loosening the grip on civil society in Greece – NGO Registry rules quashed and referred to the EU Court

OP-ED: Loosening the grip on civil society in Greece – NGO Registry rules quashed and referred to the EU Court

1st October 2026 | Editorials / Op-eds / Interviews, News

By Elli Kriona Saranti and Minos Mouzourakis On 16 September, the highest administrative court of Greece announced that the main tenets of registration rules for civil society organisations working with refugees and migrants breach constitutional and human rights...
OP-ED: Five years after Kabul: Has Europe forgotten Afghanistan?

OP-ED: Five years after Kabul: Has Europe forgotten Afghanistan?

21st August 2026 | Editorials / Op-eds / Interviews, News

By Reshad Jalali Five years ago, the world watched in horror as the Taliban entered Kabul. At the airport, thousands of Afghans gathered in a desperate attempt to leave a country they feared would no longer be safe for them. European governments scrambled to evacuate...
OP-ED: Germany: The Taliban’s closest co-operation partner in the EU

OP-ED: Germany: The Taliban’s closest co-operation partner in the EU

13th August 2026 | Editorials / Op-eds / Interviews, News

Image: Nabi Amini By Wiebke Judith Five years after the Islamist Taliban seized power in Afghanistan, the German government is their closest partner for co-operation in the EU. Germany’s main goal: increasing deportations regardless of human rights risks. More than...
OP-ED: When solidarity becomes a crime

OP-ED: When solidarity becomes a crime

9th April 2026 | Editorials / Op-eds / Interviews, News

By Stanzen Lèh Jelsma When boats capsized, when engines failed and when people drifted between life and death, Tommy Olsen’s number was often one of the last remaining points of contact. On 16 March, this line fell silent. On that day, Norwegian humanitarian worker...
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