by Emma | 17 Nov. 2025 | Latest news
Help Strengthen Asylum Research and Safeguard Fair Decision-Making Asylos is seeking experienced US-based asylum lawyers or immigration legal advisors to join our Research Standards Support (RSS) Team as volunteers. About Asylos and the RSS Team Asylos is an...
by Emma | 26 Aug. 2025 | Asylos blog
New USDOS reports downplay human rights abuses, raising doubts over impartiality and reliability In this blog, we take a look at how changes to the 2025 USDOS human rights reports impact the country of origin information landscape, and threaten to undermine fair and...
by Y P | 20 Jun. 2021 | Uncategorised
U.S. Reopens the Door for Individuals Fleeing Extreme Domestic Violence and Gang Violence By Alexandra Dufresne Alexandra Dufresne, a U.S.-trained lawyer for children and refugees, is Chair of the Board of Trustees of Asylos. She directs the International NGO Law and...
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by Emma | 02 Dec. 2019 | Asylos blog
Why Meticulous Country Conditions Research Is Essential to Winning Asylum in the U.S. by Alexandra Dufresne Alexandra Dufresne is a Trustee of Asylos. She is an American lawyer specialising in refugee, immigration, and child law and policy. She taught seminars in law...
