Asylos invites you to improve the quality of country of origin information (COI) for vulnerable groups of asylum-seekers. We recently published our report Sudan: Children and Young People, which was made possible with the kind support of the Trust for London. This...
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Asylos’ Annual Report 2024 is out
Asylos is proud to share our 2024 Annual Report, which highlights significant impact in producing high-quality Country of Origin Information research, training legal professionals, monitoring government-produced COI, and expanding our reach and influence in the asylum...
Register for our COI Fundamentals and Specialised Training webinars – Autumn 2024
We are pleased to announce that we have now opened registration for a series of free training webinars throughout Autumn 2024, aimed at legal representatives and those providing Country of Origin Information (COI) support, in the UK and beyond. Researching and Using...
New Rwanda research reports on mental health and trafficking published
Background The Safety of Rwanda (Asylum and Immigration) Act 2024 is a law in the UK which came into force on 25 April 2024. The law states that decision makers must conclusively treat Rwanda as a safe country. The law does not allow for a decision to be challenged on...
New report on autism in Sierra Leone
We are pleased to share a new report covering: Sierra Leone: autism. This report was produced in response to a query from an asylum professional, and responds to the research questions submitted to us. By making our research more widely available, we hope to...
Learn more about Child-specific Country of Origin Information (COI)
Join us online for our roundtable discussion on Child-specific Country of Origin Information (COI) and learn more about our new Publications on Children and Young People. At this event we will present new publications, our Country of Origin Information report on: The...
New Albania research report published
In July 2023, the Government of the United Kingdom passed the Illegal Migration Bill into law. Under the Act, the majority of asylum claims of new arrivals to the UK are deemed ‘inadmissible’, and the legislation foresees a duty on the Home Secretary to remove...
Asylos Welcomes two new Co-Directors, Extends Thanks to Outgoing Director
Asylos is thrilled to announce the appointment of Jo Pettitt and Carolina Albuerne as Co-Directors, ushering in a new era of leadership for the organisation effective January 2024. This dual appointment signifies a strategic move towards dynamic and experienced...
Three new research reports launched
We are pleased to share three new reports covering: the situation of homosexual people in Togo; schizophrenia and autism in Bangladesh, and a report in French, addressing the situation of Banyamulenge people in the DRC. These reports were produced in response to ...
Register for our new Statelessness-focused Country of Origin Information Workshops
We are excited to announce that we have partnered with Asylum Aid to bring you a new series of training workshops on Statelessness-focused Country of Origin Information (COI). These co-delivered workshops are free of charge and will consist of the following four...


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