asylos - research for asylum

we stand for asylum decisions based on evidence

	researching case-specific information we research vital information to support people fleeing war, violence, persecution and grave threats claim their right to protection.
	producing new sources we map pertinent information gaps and address these by publishing interviews with experienced individuals.
	promoting better procedures we gather data about the use and impact of evidence in asylum courts and advocate for better procedures and fairer decision-making.

our database features 500 country-of-origin information reports which are available for free download.

Can you spare two hours per week? Join one of our research teams and help us research information for asylum claims.

Your fundraising can help us conduct research for refugees. Make a donation to help asylum-seekers everywhere prove their story.

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£150

produces one tailor-made research report for an asylum seeker in need of evidence

£50

trains and onboards one new volunteer researcher

£5

funds outreach to direct one vulnerable person to our services

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€150 Will allow us to produce one tailor-made research report for an asylum seeker in need of evidence

€50 Will allow us to produce one tailor-made research report for an asylum seeker in need of evidence

€5 Will allow us to produce one tailor-made research report for an asylum seeker in need of evidence

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Asylos named grantee of the A B Charitable Trust

The renewed grant of GBP 20,000 will be put towards our core operations in the UK. Read more
Renewed grant awarded by the Sigrid Rausing Trust

The Trust awarded us with renewed core funding of GBP 180,000 over the course of the next three years Read more
Thank you to the Allen Lane Foundation

The Foundation has awarded us with a grant of GBP 10,000 towards our research service in the UK. Read more

Remembering Lara Casalotti

We celebrate the memory of a dear colleague, whose commitment to making the asylum system fairer and more humane has been an inspiration to us all. Read more
What they don’t teach you in school about refugee law

As a practicing immigration barrister, our Trustee Colin Yeo learnt that the vast majority of asylum cases win or lose on evidence, not law. Read more
A World in which Facts Matter

Our trustee Alexandra Dufresne assesses the future role of human rights research in asylum claims under the Biden Administration and its effect on our work. Read more