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  • Ghana: State Treatment of LGBTQI+ Persons

    Ghana: State Treatment of LGBTQI+ Persons

    This joint Asylos and ARC Foundation publication addresses a critical gap in country of origin information and contributes to a more informed debate about state treatment of LGBTQI+ persons in Ghana. Read more

  • country of origin information research training in the UK

    country of origin information research training in the UK

    Together with ARC Foundation, we deliver COI research training to OISC case workers, representatives of law centres, lawyers and law students in the UK. Read more

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In addition to our ongoing, case-based research, we undertake a range of projects to improve access to information for asylum claims, manage knowledge in our own organisation, and explore how technology can help improve decision-making on asylum claims.

Take a look at some of our ongoing and previous projects below. If you have a project idea that you want to share with us, contact us on [email protected].

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Ghana: State Treatment of LGBTQI+ Persons

Ghana: State Treatment of LGBTQI+ Persons

This joint Asylos and ARC Foundation publication addresses a critical gap in country of origin information and contributes to a more informed debate about state treatment of LGBTQI+ persons in Ghana. Read more

Published: 3rd March, 2021

Author: Sophie Kloos

vietnam: returned victims of trafficking

vietnam: returned victims of trafficking

This joint Asylos and ARC Foundation publication addresses a critical gap in country of origin information and contributes to a more informed debate about the situation of returned victims of trafficking from Vietnam. Read more

Published: 6th May, 2020

Updated: 3rd March, 2021

Author: Sophie Kloos

country of origin information research training in the UK

country of origin information research training in the UK

Together with ARC Foundation, we deliver COI research training to OISC case workers, representatives of law centres, lawyers and law students in the UK. Read more

Published: 8th April, 2020

Updated: 16th December, 2020

Author: Sophie Kloos

albania: trafficked boys and young men

albania: trafficked boys and young men

This report addresses a major gap in the COI literature and contributes to a more transparent and informed debate about young male victims of trafficking from Albania. Read more

Published: 23rd May, 2019

Updated: 1st December, 2020

Author: Olivia Baskerville

afghanistan: young male 'westernised' returnees to kabul

afghanistan: young male 'westernised' returnees to kabul

This report serves to counterbalance a lack of country information and contribute to a more informed debate about the situation of young ‘Westernised’ returnees to Afghanistan. Read more

Published: 3rd May, 2019

Updated: 21st May, 2019

Author: Olivia Baskerville

research under pressure in the legal system

research under pressure in the legal system

Surprisingly little is known about how NGOs and asylum lawyers conduct research for asylum claims. To close this gap, Asylos interviewed 20 asylum lawyers and NGO staff throughout Europe. Read more

Published: 3rd May, 2019

Updated: 8th April, 2020

Author: Olivia Baskerville

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  • Ghana: State Treatment of LGBTQI+ Persons

    Ghana: State Treatment of LGBTQI+ Persons

    This joint Asylos and ARC Foundation publication addresses a critical gap in country of origin information and contributes to a more informed debate about state treatment of LGBTQI+ persons in Ghana.

  • New research report on LGBTQI+ in Ghana launched

    New research report on LGBTQI+ in Ghana launched

    Our newest report addresses state treatment of LGBTQI+ persons in Ghana. It is the third in a series of research reports that address critical gaps in country-of-origin information.

  • New Training Webinars Announced

    New Training Webinars Announced

    We opened registration for three more free training webinars for legal and asylum representatives in the UK. Register for the training webinars and download the training handbook here.

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  • New research report on LGBTQI+ in Ghana launched

    New research report on LGBTQI+ in Ghana launched

    Our newest report addresses state treatment of LGBTQI+ persons in Ghana. It is the third in a series of research reports that address critical gaps in country-of-origin information.

  • Asylos is recruiting a fundraiser

    Asylos is recruiting a fundraiser

    Asylos is looking for an ambitious fundraiser based in Amsterdam with an entrepreneurial attitude towards fundraising. Learn more about the job and how to apply.

  • We're Recruiting a Network Coordinator

    We're Recruiting a Network Coordinator

    Asylos is looking for an ambitious Network Coordinator based in Amsterdam (or nearby) with a passion for community management.

  • How do you harness the power of a network?

    How do you harness the power of a network?

    Thanks to generous funding from the European Programme for Integration and Migration (Epim), Asylos recently held an intense two-day coordination meeting in Brussels with volunteers from many countries. Asylos Trustee Alexandra Dufresne shares some impressions.

  • COI Research in the era of COVID-19

    COI Research in the era of COVID-19

    What are the challenges faced by COI researchers and providers as a result of COVID-19? How are the principles of COI, and how is the process of research, challenged by COVID-19? Asylos members Misha Nayak-Oliver and Kristen Meagher outline individual and collective actions to overcome COVID-related challenges.

  • Ghana: State Treatment of LGBTQI+ Persons

    Ghana: State Treatment of LGBTQI+ Persons

    This joint Asylos and ARC Foundation publication addresses a critical gap in country of origin information and contributes to a more informed debate about state treatment of LGBTQI+ persons in Ghana.

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    donate

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

  • Asylos is Looking for a Trustee with Fundraising Experience

    Asylos is Looking for a Trustee with Fundraising Experience

    We are looking for a trustee with significant experience in fundraising to join our Board. This is an exciting opportunity to support Asylos’ development and to shape its work over the years to come. Application deadline: rolling.

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    volunteer

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

  • meet the team

    meet the team

    Asylos's 100 volunteers are organised into regional teams and supported by dedicated staff and consultants, a board of trustees and the advisory committee.

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What they don’t teach you in school about refugee law

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

Published: 7th December, 2020

Ghana: State Treatment of LGBTQI+ Persons

Ghana: State Treatment of LGBTQI+ Persons

This joint Asylos and ARC Foundation publication addresses a critical gap in country of origin information and contributes to a more informed debate about state treatment of LGBTQI+ persons in Ghana. Read more

Published: 3rd March, 2021

Author: Sophie Kloos

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