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Relocation from Greece: Lessons learned and looking ahead
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2021
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Action for Migration and Development,Better Days,Centre Diotima,Changemakers Lab,Child Circle,DRC, Danish Refugee Council,ECHO100PLUS,Equal Rights Beyond Borders,Europe Must Act,European Lawyers in Lesvos,Fenix,Greek Council for Refugees,Greek Forum of Migrants,HumanRights360,I Have Rights,IRC, International Rescue Committee,Irida Women’s Center,Leave NOne Behind,Legal Centre Lesvos,Lesvos Solidarity,MdM, Médecins du Monde,Mobile Info Team,Network for Children’s Rights,Refugee Legal Support,Safe Passage International,Samos Volunteers,Save the Children International,Solidarity Now,Still I Rise,Terres des hommes Hellas,The HOME Project
As the voluntary EU scheme for the relocation of vulnerable refugees and asylum seekers from Greece is scheduled to end, 27 civil society organizations call for the continuation of relocation from the country. This briefing paper, based on the organizations’ experiences both in Greece and in destination countries, offers their perspective on how to improve the process and outcomes for those being relocated, particularly for unaccompanied children.
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Action for Migration and Development, Better Days, Centre Diotima, Changemakers Lab, Child Circle, DRC, Danish Refugee Council, ECHO100PLUS, Equal Rights Beyond Borders, Europe Must Act, European Lawyers in Lesvos, Fenix, Greek Council for Refugees, Greek Forum of Migrants, HumanRights360, I Have Rights, IRC, International Rescue Committee, Irida Women’s Center, Leave NOne Behind, Legal Centre Lesvos, Lesvos Solidarity, MdM, Médecins du Monde, Mobile Info Team, Network for Children’s Rights, Refugee Legal Support, Safe Passage International, Samos Volunteers, Save the Children International, Solidarity Now, Still I Rise, Terres des hommes Hellas, The HOME Project
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