02.02.2024 – ELA, together with 14 organisations, calls on the Greek authorities for urgent action to resolve these issues and adhere to the European standards. Find the full letter addressing these issues, informed directly by the LGBTQ+ community through focus groups and surveys, below.
LGBTQ+ Asylum Seekers in Greece – A Letter To the Greek Authorities Read More »
31.01.2024 – An open letter to call on the Greek authorities and the European Commission to take urgent action and unite our voices to say: human rights guaranteed in 2024.
19.12.2023 – An open letter to negotiators in the European Commission, the Spanish Presidency of the Council of the European Union, and the European Parliament ahead of the final negotiations on the EU Pact on Migration
Over 50 NGOs pen eleventh-hour open letter to EU on human rights risks in Migration Pact Read More »
30.11.2023 – Case study:
The systematic failure of the Greek asylum authorities and courts to properly meet the protection needs of survivors of FGM.
16.11.2023 – Joint Civil Society Statement on Article 5 of the EU screening regulation
09.11.2023 – Joint Civil Society Statement
Reception of asylum seekers in Greece: the demand for humane conditions remains Read More »
08.09.2023 – Joint Civil Society Statement – Three years down the road, the reception centres on the Greek islands were meant to be exemplary blueprints for living conditions in line with fundamental rights and European standards and swift procedures at all European borders. Instead, if no action is taken, C.C.A.C. Lesvos provides a stark warning of what is to come.
Three years after Moria burned down, the promise “No more Morias” remains an empty one Read More »
24.08.2023 – Joint Civil Society Statement – Fires, Pushbacks and the Far Right: Misplaced Blame and the Mobilisation of Violence Against People on the Move in Evros
July 17, 2023 – Athina Kalogiri, a lawyer with ELA, has recently written a legal briefing on the malfunctioning of the appeal procedure in Greece, published in July in the Plein Droit review. (currently French version)
Qui a Une véritable seconde chance en Grèce ? Read More »
