This project by Asylos was designed to address information gaps about children and young people who are seeking international protection. Read more
These Asylos publications address the demand for timely Country of Origin Information on mental health provision and trafficking in Rwanda. Read more
This snapshot report is part of a larger Thematic Research project on the situation of children and young people in Sudan. The research highlights the challenges faced by children and young people in Rwanda. Read more
This page contains Thematic Principles for conducting Country of Origin Information (COI) research relating to specific themes such as disability, statelessness and child-specific COI. Read more
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Asylos produced compilations of Country of Origin Information in response to high demand for information evidencing mental health provision as well as identification, protection and prevention of trafficking in Rwanda. Through consultations with legal representatives and charities in the UK, Asylos published two reports in June 2024. Read more
Join us online for our roundtable discussion on Child-specific Country of Origin Information (COI) and learn more about our new Publications on Children and Young People. Monday 17th June 2024, 1:00- 2:30 pm BST/ 14:00- 15:30 pm CEST. Read more
We are pleased to share a new report covering: Sierra Leone: autism. This report was produced in response to a query from an asylum professional, and responds to the research questions submitted to us. Read more
For Refugee Week, our Operations Assistant Laurence Hamieh tells her personal story of how Country of Origin Information played a key role in the success of her asylum application. Read more
After being granted asylum in the UK, Anaya took it upon herself to bring her orphaned siblings to safety, escaping forced labor and domestic abuse in their home of Oromia, Ethiopia. Read more
Our in-depth analysis highlights key gaps and omissions in the Country Policy and Information Note: Rwanda, asylum system, and the key inconsistencies between the available Country of Origin Information and conclusions reached in the Home Office's assessment of the Rwandan asylum system. Read more
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