by Emma | 22 Jun. 2023 | Asylos blog
Country of Origin Information: A Tool of Resilience For Refugee Week, our Operations Assistant Laurence Hamieh tells her personal story of how Country of Origin Information played a key role in the success of her asylum application. By Laurence Hamieh As I lit my...
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by Emma | 01 May. 2023 | Projects
Rwanda: Treatment of members of the United Democratic Forces (UDF) and people refusing civic service On this page you can download our report Rwanda : Traitement des membres des Forces Démocratiques Unifiées (FDU) et des personnes refusant le service civique...
by Emma | 01 May. 2023 | Projects
Kenya: Treatment of Homosexual Men and their Relatives On this page you can download our report Kenya: Treatment of Homosexual Men and their Relatives, produced by Asylos’ volunteer network. This research report was produced in response to a research query from...
by Emma | 01 May. 2023 | Projects
El Salvador: Incidences of violence by police or other state actors On this page you can download our report El Salvador: Incidences of violence by police or other state actors, produced by Asylos’ volunteer network. This research report was produced in response...
by Emma | 05 Apr. 2023 | Asylos blog
A Long Awaited Reunion: The Story of Anaya and Her Siblings In this edition of our asylum stories, we share with you the journey of Anaya*, a young Ethiopian woman who fought for reunification with her four siblings. By Laurence Hamieh We reached out to caseworker...
