The EU must demonstrate leadership by forging a safe, orderly and humane approach to asylum and migration

Three years in negotiation, the European Commission's Pact on Migration and Asylum is a complex package of reforms intended to mark “a fresh start” for EU asylum and migration policy, but how does it measure up?

Overview of IRC Recommendations for the New EU Pact on Migration and Asylum

The IRC has signed a joint statement along with other NGOs warning EU member states that the proposed Instrumentalisation Regulation will seriously damage the Common European Asylum System.

Since the Pact was presented in September 2020, negotiations have remained largely deadlocked and progress has still not been reached on vital issues. The IRC has five key priorities for negotiations on the New Pact.

Open letter to Mr Notis Mitarakis Greece Minister on Migration and Asylum

Open letter to Mr Notis Mitarakis Greece Minister on Migration and Asylum

Joint letter to Greek ministers r Manos Logothetis and Patroklos Georgiadis on behalf of asylum seekers identifying as LGBTQI+.

Exploring the challenges faced by Afghans at risk in reaching safety in Europe and how the EU can better welcome and support refugees and asylum seekers.

An assessment of the housing situation of asylum applicants and beneficiaries of international protection in Greece