Projects
In addition to our ongoing, case-based research, we undertake a range of projects to improve access to information for asylum claims, manage knowledge in our own organisation, and explore how technology can help improve decision-making on asylum claims.
Take a look at some of our ongoing and previous projects below. If you have a project idea that you want to share with us, contact us on info@asylos.org.
Russia: Treatment of the LGBTQI+ Community by state and non-state actors
On this page, you can download our report "Russia: Treatment of the LGBTQI+ Community by state and non-state actors", published ...
Palestine (Gaza): UNRWA (United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East), Operation and Assistance
Asylos' has published a new Country of Origin Information (COI) Report on "Palestine, Gaza: UNRWA (United Nations Relief and Works ...
Georgia: sexual orientation and gender identity and expression
On this page, you can download: Asylos' commentary on the UK Home Office’s December 2023 Country Policy and Information Note: ...
Thematic Principles for Country of Origin Information (COI) Research
Each year, we produce one extensive thematic research report for a group of vulnerable persons seeking asylum. We publish new ...
Rwanda: Mental Health Provision and Trafficking
On this page you can download our latest Rwanda COI publications: Rwanda: Mental Health Provision, June 2024 Rwanda: Trafficking, June ...
Children and Young People COI Research
Project duration: July 2023 - June 2024 Following our joint project with ARC Foundation in 2021, where we became aware ...
Sudan: Children and Young People
On this page you can download our report Sudan: Children and Young People, produced by Asylos and kindly funded by ...
Rwanda: A Snapshot of Access to Rights and Services for Children and Young People
On this page you can download our report Country of Origin Information (COI) for Children and Young People in Rwanda: ...
Sierra Leone: Autism
On this page you can download our report Sierra Leone: Autism, produced by Asylos' volunteer network. This research report was produced ...
