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Children with disabilities: accessing healthcare in Pakistan

Qudrah fled Karachi to make sure her children with disabilities had adequate healthcare and social support, but how could she convince the Belgian authorities that the healthcare system in Pakistan simply wasn't sufficient?
financials

Asylos obtains the majority of its funds from philanthropic donors but also relies on donations from its community of individual supporters. Learn more about our income and expenditure levels and access our annual report and accounts.
New research report on Vietnamese victims of trafficking launched

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.
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.

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.
current opportunities

Volunteer for Asylos and become part of a dynamic international team of researchers and legal professionals giving asylum-seekers a voice in the fight for immigration justice.
Donate

Make a donation to help asylum-seekers everywhere prove their story.
Togolese and Intersex: A child facing the unpredictability of the system

The journey of a young Togolese child who overcame a series of administrative challenges and received safety and asylum in Belgium.
Accessibility
Asylos joins major COI methodology conference

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.
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

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

We believe in fair process. Those who flee persecution deserve to be heard and believed. We provide the research that ensures asylum decisions are based on proof—not prejudice.
what we do

Asylos researchers use investigative research techniques to access country of origin information and help refugees claim their right to asylum.

annual member summit

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