Our latest report investigates what happens to returned Vietnamese victims of trafficking. It is the second in a series of strategic research reports that address most critical gaps in country-of-origin information. Read more
We are pleased to announce award of a renewed donation of 5,000€, which will be put towards training our researchers on country-of-origin information research methodology and latest sector developments. Read more
We are pleased to announce new grant funding of GBP 20,000 from the A B Charitable Trust to deliver a series country-of-origin information research training sessions with our project partners from ARC Foundation. Read more
We are grateful to have been awarded a grant of 5,000€ to bring our volunteer team coordinators together to further develop the quality of our COI research. Read more
We're grateful for the foundation's donation of 5,000€, which will go towards our core operations and help us recruit, train and guide researchers conducting country-of-origin information research. Read more
35 participants have joined our first full-day online training, which was delivered in partnership with ARC Foundation and Refugee Action. Read more
Asylos was very pleased to join ACCORD's conference held this week in Vienna to celebrate their 10th birthday alongside the European Asylum Support Office (EASO). The three-day event also marked the publishing of EASO's updated COI methodology this year. Read more
The financial support will help Asylos increase the impact and number of its COI research reports and to ensure that the research is used widely. Read more
Anila Noor, Nour Machlah and Salim Salamah have joined the Asylos Advisory Committee. Learn more about the newest members of our organisation. Read more
Asylos' 2018 Statistics Report is now live. Check out the COI research trends we've noticed. Read more
We recently joined ACCORD, ARC Foundation and the Dutch Council of Refugees to discuss the state of COI research in Europe. Read more
Asylos' latest report investigates the trafficking of Albanian boys and young men. Read the report to see what our research uncovered. Read more
Asylos' new website will help us reach more lawyers and researchers in Europe and beyond, so we can prove more asylum claims. Come see what's new! Read more
Garden Court Chambers' donation will make it easier for lawyers and caseworkers to access our research, helping us reach more asylum seekers and refugees. Read more
Asylos researchers attended the Austrian Red Cross' annual training on country-of-origin research techniques along with representatives from European asylum offices and legal NGOs. Read more
Alexandra has advocated for immigrants and refugees in the US her entire life, and she is bringing her wealth of experience to Asylos as our newest trustee. Read more
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