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...

Five tips for Disability-Focused COI research

By Fatima Ali For those of us who are not disability experts, it's clear as soon as you start to look into the issues that understandings and responses to disability vary widely and are very much context dependent. In the field of international protection, the...

Register for our research training webinars

***Registration for these webinars is now closed.*** We are pleased to announce that we have now opened registration for a series of free training webinars throughout Spring 2023, aimed at legal representatives and those providing Country-of-origin information (COI)...

Ukraine Country Information Webinar

This virtual event presents information on statelessness and/or undocumented people in and/or evacuating Ukraine. Date Thursday 28 July  Time 18:00-19:00 BST/ 19:00-20:00 CESTThe last census in Ukraine recorded 82,550 stateless people, and in 2021 UNHCR estimated...

Join our Pakistan Information Session

Pakistan COI Information Session  Date 16 May 2022 Time 11:00 BST London Time, 12:00 CET, 15:00 Pakistan Time or email misha.nayak-oliver@asylos.org This information session is for legal representatives in Pakistan and beyond. We will discuss the following issues:...

Training Materials

How Interviews Can Help Fill Information Gaps

How Interviews Can Help Fill Information Gaps

by Nanneke Wisman and Sophie Kloos At Asylos we believe that those seeking asylum and their counsel should have access to information to  support their claim to asylum or other forms of international protection. Decisions on individual claims should be fair and based...

read more
Four tips for efficient child-specific COI research

Four tips for efficient child-specific COI research

By Sophie Kloos For lawyers and for adjudicators, ascertaining a potential risk on return may be especially challenging when involving children. Children may not express a fear of return as elaborately as adults, and a very young child may not even have such a fear....

read more

Registration is open for COI training webinars

**Registration for these webinars is now closed**   Due to the success of our past series of Country of Origin Information (COI) training webinars, Asylos and ARC Foundation are  pleased to announce that we have opened registration for the next two free training...

read more
Four tips for secure human rights research

Four tips for secure human rights research

By Sophie Kloos A few days ago, NGOs and media outlets uncovered that at least ten authoritarian governments around the world have been using surveillance technology to target human rights activists, political opponents and journalists. The hacking software that was...

read more

New Training Webinars Announced

In November 2020, we announced five training webinars targeted towards legal representatives and those providing Country-of-origin information (COI) support in the UK at the occasion of our 10th anniversary. Asylos and ARC Foundation are very pleased to announce that,...

read more

New Research Training Handbook and Webinar Series Launched

Our training handbook Country of Origin Information (COI): Evidencing asylum claims in the UK was developed in collaboration with ARC Foundation as part of a joint training project at the occasion of our 10th anniversaries. The handbook explains basic principles of...

read more