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Reception Conditions for Asylum Seekers in Europe materials for a better practice

The Information and Cooperation Forum (ICF) Presents: Cross-border asylum network. Reception Conditions for Asylum Seekers in Europe materials for a better practice. Targets: improvement of reception conditions in the Member States of the European Union

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Reception Conditions for Asylum Seekers in Europe materials for a better practice

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  1. The Information and Cooperation Forum (ICF) Presents: Cross-border asylum network Reception Conditions for Asylum Seekers in Europematerialsfor a better practice

  2. Targets: improvement of reception conditions in the Member States of the European Union cooperation, qualification, lobbying Issues: accommodation social benefits (including withdrawal and Dublin II cases) medical care access to labour and education / training social work and social counselling freedom of movement participation of refugees ICF: NGOs from Germany, Austria, Poland, Hungary, Czech Republic, Slovakia and Slovenia

  3. The EU Council Directive 2003/9/EC of 27 January 2003 on Minimum Standards of Reception Conditons for Asylum Seekers the implementation: harmonisation or downgrading? why improvement of reception conditions?

  4. basic needs of refugees and asylum seekers the EU Council Directive 2003/9/EC on detention *Under the ICF lead agency of Hungarian Helsinki Committee 1. Avoiding Detention*

  5. impunity for illegal entry or stay the concept of deprivation of liberty protection against arbitrariness judicial review the humane treatment of persons in detention vulnerable groups children women traumatised persons Deprivation of Liberty – Main International Rules

  6. reasons for deprivation of liberty time limits and legal remedies protection of vulnerable groups 3. Applicable EU Norms

  7. UNHCR the International Coalition on Detention of Refugees, Asylum-seekers and Migrants UNHCR and NGOs on Detention

  8. reasons for detention length of detention judicial review access to legal aid/assistance vulnerable groups access to medical care general conditions Detention Practices ComparedHungary – Slovenia – Germany

  9. no detention is „best practice“ examples for good practice in single issues 6. Detention - Good Practice

  10. bail reporting registration case worker community release /supervision electronic monitoring 7. The Way Out - Alternatives to Detention

  11. detention should be avoided, alternatives should be considered the duration should be limited by law illegal entry or Dublin II procedures should not be a reason for detention detainees should have access to information and legal advice detention should be ordered by court and underlied by judicial review vulnerable groups should not be detained, their needs have to be considered 8. Recommendations

  12. THANK YOU!For further information please contacttimea.szabo@helsinki.hu

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