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Germany to launch asylum advice service - Vimarsana News

Germany to launch asylum advice service

Germany's federal government has launched a funding program to establish new advice services for organizations that assist people in their asylum procedures. The service is intended to be completely independent of the authorities which are in charge of processing asylum cases.

Leprince: 'Sometimes it's harder here in Cyprus than in Cameroon' - Vimarsana News

Leprince: 'Sometimes it's harder here in Cyprus than in Cameroon'

Leprince* fled Cameroon for Cyprus, where he landed by plane in 2019. Since then, he has started a family but the living conditions of asylum seekers on the island make their daily life very difficult. The young Cameroonian admits to sometimes "being on the verge of suicide".

Rwanda plan ruled lawful by UK court: NGOs fear "domino effect" - Vimarsana News

Rwanda plan ruled lawful by UK court: NGOs fear "domino effect"

After the UK’s High Court judged the policy of deporting asylum seekers to Rwanda as lawful, NGOs quickly reacted. Some fear an acceleration of this trend on a European scale. Others want to focus their efforts on providing legal support to migrants facing deportation from the UK.

France: The challenges of seeking asylum as an LGBTQ+ refugee - Vimarsana News

France: The challenges of seeking asylum as an LGBTQ+ refugee

Migrants fleeing persecution due to their sexual orientation and/or transgender identity can apply for refugee status in France. Find out more about the process.

EU top court rules against Hungarian asylum law - again - Vimarsana News

EU top court rules against Hungarian asylum law - again

The European Court of Justice (ECJ) in Luxembourg has ruled that Hungary's asylum process is partly in violation of EU law. The ruling said that Hungary's asylum system violates EU law as it is designed to limit access to the case files for certain applicants as well as for their legal council.