by Emma | 03 Oct. 2019 | Asylos blog
Gay in the age of Brnabić The fifth in a series of posts that portray the complex journeys of individual asylum seekers who come to Asylos by Julia Z. Pohl This edition of our asylum stories brings you the journey of J, a young gay man from Serbia who moved to the UK...
by Emma | 12 Aug. 2019 | Asylos blog
Togolese and Intersex: A child facing the unpredictability of the system The fourth in a series of posts that portray the complex journeys of individual asylum seekers who come to Asylos by Julia Z. Pohl This edition of our asylum stories brings you the journey of C,...
by Emma | 31 Jul. 2019 | Asylos blog
6 Tips for Efficient and Thorough Research by Daniel Buchman Once a year our volunteers join with the Austrian Red Cross’s COI research department to discuss best practices, reinforce research skills, and explore the future of digital investigations. This year, our...
by Emma | 15 Jul. 2019 | Asylos blog
A year in asylum research: Asylos’ 2018 Statistics Report by Daniel Buchman Our intern Dan explores how data helps us understand the process of claiming asylum, whose stories are being heard, and whose aren’t. In our 2018 statistics report, Syrian cases make up...
by Emma | 20 Jun. 2019 | Asylos blog
How one asylum lawyer works with Asylos to empower her clients The research Asylos produces helps give asylum seekers a credible voice in the courtroom. But if country of origin information research is the engine of dignity, the arguments are its fuel. The lawyers who...
