Asylos receives funding from the Haella Foundation

The Haëlla Foundation is a Dutch foundation supporting volunteer projects in the following categories: Belief (Religion) and Society; Peace and Human Rights; Environment and Coexisting (Living Together). The Foundation is funding Asylos' work for the first time.

The grant of 5,000 EUR will be put towards individual case-based country of origin information research. We are pleased for the support in helping more refugees access crucial information to substantiate their asylum applications.

If you are representing an asylum-seeker in the Refugee Status Determination procedure, you can access and download our research free-of-charge here:

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