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Prisons in paradise: Refugees detentions in Greece raise alarm - Vimarsana News

Prisons in paradise: Refugees detentions in Greece raise alarm

Greece appears to be testing the limits of international laws with refugee detentions, Al Jazeera investigation finds.

EU budget for 2022: MEPs want focus on COVID-19 crisis recovery | News - Vimarsana News

EU budget for 2022: MEPs want focus on COVID-19 crisis recovery | News

MEPs want to support recovery from the pandemic, boost investments, tackle unemployment, and lay the foundations for a more resilient and sustainable Union.

Teaming up with unaccompanied children and youth - SOS Children's Villages International - Vimarsana News

Teaming up with unaccompanied children and youth - SOS Children's Villages International

The TeamUp programme helps children process emotions and regain safety and stability through play and other movement-based activities.

2022 EU budget: MEPs demand the focus must be on COVID-19 crisis - Vimarsana News

2022 EU budget: MEPs demand the focus must be on COVID-19 crisis

The Budget Committee wants to boost the pandemic recovery process and lay the foundations for a more resilient EU, BUDG. The Committee on Budgets adopted, in a vote on Tuesday (28 September), their position on the 2022 EU budget. In doing so they restored appropriations on all lines cut by the Council in its negotiating […]

Joint Statement – The EU cannot shirk its responsibilities towards Afghans in need of international protection - Vimarsana News

Joint Statement – The EU cannot shirk its responsibilities towards Afghans in need of international protection

As humanitarian needs in Afghanistan continue to escalate, we appeal to the EU to place protection at the centre of its response. We are disappointed by the absence of leadership at the Justice and Home Affairs Council on 31 August and Interior Ministers’ continued focus on preventing people from arriving in the EU, instead of providing pathways to protection. While the majority of Afghan refugees will seek safety in the region, the EU should be sharing, rather than shirking, the responsibility to offer them protection. Ahead of the Resettlement Forum currently planned for early October, we ...

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