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TRACKS- identification of TRafficked Asylum seeKers’ Special needs is a transnational project that offers to analyze the asylum-trafficking in human beings (THB) nexus through the prism of special needs...

The project aims to: Formulate steps for each member state for reuniting a UAM with his family (care to care); Offer support to guardians and other representatives in Dublin...

Until now, the knowledge of these practices and approaches in different countries has been incidental and fragmented. The RLF project is aimed at promoting reception and living in families (RLF)...

This report provides a comparative overview of the application of the Dublin II Regulation in 20 Member States. It reveals a number of disturbing trends concerning intrinsic flaws in the Regulation...

The DIASP project aims to bring the personal experiences of asylum seekers directly into the EU and member state debate on Dublin. Its central objective is twofold: to study the level...

The objectives are to address the knowledge and implementation gap concerning alternatives to detention for asylum seekers in the EU, paying particular attention to vulnerable asylum seekers, to assist Member...

The project will fill the gap in researching the application of the concepts of internal protection and actors of protection when analysing asylum and subsidiary protection claims in the EU MS; identify...

The PRUMA project aimed at promoting the efficient and safe family reunification of unaccompanied minor asylum seekers (hereinafter UMASs), tried to address procedural gaps by developing Standard...

Exchange about and raising awareness for asylum seeker’s labour market excess in good time under consideration of EU Legislations and an improvement of information services

The main objective of this project is to create a european network of associations providing follow-up and assistance to asylum seekers intheir charge, finding themselves under the Dublin procedure.