This paper summarises comments from legal organisations Refugee Support Aegean (RSA), the Greek Council for Refugees (GCR), HIAS Greece and the Danish Refugee Council (DRC) on the bill amending migration and asylum legislation,[1] submitted to public consultation by the Ministry of Migration and Asylum one year after the last migration reform. The organisations offer a detailed analysis of key provisions of the bill and of their impact on refugees and asylum seekers, as well as recommendations to achieve the necessary harmonisation of Greek legislation with EU law.

Risks of serious human rights violations

In recent months, there has been an increase in the number of ships arriving in Crete and Gavdos, islands which have no official infrastructure for the first reception of asylum seekers and their identification procedures.

Αίτηση ακύρωσης στο Συμβούλιο της Επικρατείας

The situation in the CCAC on Leros.

Submission to the Council of Europe Committee of Ministers in M.D. v. Greece

      (a joint PRO ASYL / Refugee Support Aegean (RSA) Policy Note) 14th June 2017   Greek Hotspots:…

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Issue 1/2025 released

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In the framework of their campaign #StopTheToxicDeal RSA and PRO ASYL publish today the third topic that concerns vulnerability. #StopTheToxicDeal

The “safe third country” concept is under scrutiny by the CJEU, PRO ASYL and RSA are calling for an end to the EU-Turkey deal

The main European legislative and jurisprudential standards underlying the safe third country concept and their implementation in the Greek asylum system

The situation in the CCAC on Leros.