Refugees International joins other organizations in calling for asylum seeking and refugee children in Greece to have access to schooling.
TRT World: Afghan Woman Who Set Herself on Fire in Lesvos May Face Arson Charges
Devon Cone joins TRT World to discuss conditions for displaced women and girls in Greece.
Refugees in Greece: Risk of Homelessness and Destitution for Thousands during Winter
74 groups groups raise the alarm that as winter closes in, thousands of refugees in Greece still face homelessness and extreme poverty.
Blocked at Every Pass: How Greece’s Policy of Exclusion Harms Asylum Seekers and Refugees
Greek authorities have made a concerted effort to deny or undercut access to asylum. They must reverse course.
European Refugee Policy: What’s Gone Wrong and How to Make It Better
In 2015 and 2016, more than 1 million refugees made their way to the European Union, the largest number of them originating from Syria. As the EU negotiate a pact on asylum and migration, here’s what must be learned and what can be done.
New Humanitarian: Greece Must Reform Its Failed Asylum Policies Now
As European countries negotiate a new Pact on Asylum and Migration, “no more Morias” has become a rallying cry. Greece cannot wait for an agreement to fulfill its obligations to protect those seeking safety.
Joint Statement: The Pact on Migration and Asylum
Refugees International joined partners in issuing a joint statement on the European Commission’s Pact on Migration and Asylum.
Open Letter to Members of the Hellenic Parliament Calling for an Investigation into Border Abuses
Refugees International joined human rights and humanitarian non-governmental organizations in sending an open letter to Members of the Hellenic Parliament calling for an investigation into border abuses.
Statement on Closure of PIKPA and Kara Tepe
Refugees International joined more than 160 Greek and international organizations, academics and other actors from all over Europe urge the Greek authorities to revoke decision to close dignified alternatives in accommodating refugees οn Lesvos.
Joint Statement | Afghanistan is Not Safe: The Joint Way Forward Means Two Steps Back
Refugees International signed a joint statement expressing concern that the EU’s disproportionate focus on returning and deporting Afghans from Europe will continue to shape negotiations on the prolongation of the Joint Way Forward (JWF).