Δικαιώματα των παιδιών

Refugees & Migrants
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Ιούλιος 27, 2023
Migration in Greece: Recent developments in 2022" - Eda Gemi and Bledar Feta
Κέντρα και Δομές
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Ιανουάριος 12, 2023
Πρόσφυγες και Μετανάστες
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Ιούλιος 05, 2022
Οι εκπρόσωποι των Οργανώσεων της Κοινωνίας των Πολιτών, ζητάμε από την ελληνική Πολιτεία να επιληφθεί του προβλήματος και να θεσπίσει ειδική άδεια διαμονής μέχρι την συμπλήρωση του 21ου έτος της ηλικίας τους - παράλληλα με το δικαίωμα για διεθνή προστασία - για τα ασυνόδευτα παιδιά, καθώς και για όσα από αυτά ενηλικιώνονται.
Πρόσφυγες και Μετανάστες
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Μάρτιος 11, 2022
Ιδρύματα & Φορείς του Εξωτερικού
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Φεβρουάριος 03, 2022
Ανθρωπιστική Διακυβέρνηση
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Νοέμβριος 16, 2021

This report aims to highlight the importance of strengthening the multiple durable solutions available for unaccompanied children in Greece. These include family reunification for children with family elsewhere in Europe, relocation to other European countries, enhanced foster care support for younger children, and the provision of supported independent living (SIL) options for children over 16 years of age.


Refugees & Migrants
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Νοέμβριος 16, 2021

The fundamental right to a private and family life is recognised under international and European law. In practice, however, migrants’ enjoyment of their right to family life is often denied or obstructed by flaws in registration and asylum procedures, authorities’ failures to ensure the timely identification, substantiation and submission of family reunification requests, and, most critically, by the continued and knowing bad faith of other EU Member States in their implementation of the Dublin Regulation, through ungrounded or unfair rejections of family reunification requests coming from Greece. 


Refugees & Migrants
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Ιούνιος 09, 2021

Over the past five years, an entirely avoidable and predictable policy-driven humanitarian crisis has been unfolding in the Greek islands of Lesvos, Samos, Chios, Leros, and Kos, with devasting consequences for the people trapped there. After fleeing their homes and surviving harrowing journeys to Europe, the indefinite containment, limbo, and systematic violence in Greece further traumatises people seeking protection.