Category: HOMEPAGE

SolidarityNow’s New Edition: ”My Book” is a collection of poems, short stories, lyrics and paintings, created by migrants and refugees.

Posted on Thursday April 23rd, 2020

Through Art, people give shape to all the things that have defined them

The April 23rd is a symbolic date in world literature. It is the date on which several prominent authors, William Shakespeare and Miguel Cervantes died. UNESCO decided in 1995, to pay a world-wide tribute to books and authors on this date. On the occasion of this World Book and Copyright Day, SolidarityNow, presents you the “My Book” project. The “My Book” project is a collection of poems, short stories, lyrics, and paintings created by migrants and refugees, beneficiaries of SolidarityNow’s *ESTIA program.

Today, “My Book” is more topical than ever, because it reminds us that in every “pandemic” that can affect humanity – so each and every one of us – are the people and their creativity that give us the strength but also the belief that in the end, together we will succeed.

“Art is not a mirror to hold up to society, but a hammer with which to shape it”, wrote the poet Vladimir Mayakovsky. Armond, Ahmad, Ibrahim, Fatima and Abdul, Komel, Wasan and Sana, Zainab, Nakam, Majd and Ali, used words and colors to tell their own story about the past and the present, about what defined them and still does. “My Book” is also distillation of their thoughts, the expression of their fears and hopes for the future – their dreams to live a “normal” life again, free of labels and stigma.

SolidarityNow, through this new publication wants to highlight the artistic work of people who were violently forced to abandon their homeland and are trying to start a new life in another country. We must not forget that these people, along with their luggage, carry their knowledge and talents as well.

“My Book is certainly their book. But it is also Ours. It refutes in a simple way stereotypes and prejudice. The authors transcend their potential and they encourage us to follow. Thus, we can all do better than we thought we could”, stresses Antigone Lyberaki, General Manager of SolidarityNow.

You can read the book by visiting the links:

https://issuu.com/solidaritynow/docs/mybook_issue

https://www.solidaritynow.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/mybook_issue.pdf

 

* The artists were beneficiaries of SolidarintyNow’s Accommodation program, as part of the ESTIA programme – Emergency Support for Integration and Accommodation, is supported by UNHCR and co-funded by the Asylum, Migration and Integration Fund of the European Union.

Unemployment protection measures in the middle of the pandemic

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What measures have been taken so far to protect the unemployed? See all the information gathered for you by the Employability Service of the Athens  Solidarity Center and concern:

  • Allowances
  • Extension of deadlines
  • Public benefit programs
  • Electronic services of OAED
  • OAED social tourism and camping programs

Read the full document here

The Chinese government and the Chinese Embassy in Greece donate 10,000 health masks to SolidarityNow to confront the pandemic.

Posted on Monday April 13th, 2020

The valuable sanitary material will be provided to support health workers, vulnerable Greek citizens and refugees in accommodation structures

At this critical time for humanity due to the unprecedented pandemic of the coronavirus and its effects on the entire planet, SolidarityNow received today an important and generous donation by the Chinese government, provided by the Chinese Embassy and the Chinese Ambassador to Greece Ms. Zhang Qiyue. This donation to address the urgent needs of our country consists of 10,000 health masks to protect against COVID-19.

The sanitary material, will be provided by SolidarityNow in collaboration with the Municipality of Athens, for the protection and safety of the health workers fighting on the front line of COVID-19. Masks will be given as well to the Municipality’s Multipurpose Homeless Center which accommodates 400 homeless fellow citizens. Moreover, a significant part will be allocated for the protection of the people living at the 14 refugee camps where SolidarityNow operates, as well as to our staff who continue working on the field. In this way we ensure that the population will have all the adequate equipment to protect themselves for a sufficient period of time.

The Chairman of SolidarityNow, Stelios Zavvos, stated: “I would like to thank you warmly for this great support that your country offers, primarily to Greece, which is being harshly challenged, but also to SolidarityNow. I express my deepest gratitude on behalf of the Board of Directors of the organization, of our teams that continue every single day to fight on the field against the pandemic but above all, on behalf of the thousands of people who will benefit from your donation. This donation is important because it comes at a time when there is a global shortage of these essential health items, and at a time that our teams struggle to support the most vulnerable fellow citizens and stay safe on their side. These health masks give us a breathing space, as they become our necessary “weapons” and the vital equipment to continue doing our work. In the midst of a global pandemic, it’s our duty, to build global partnerships which promote solidarity aiming always at helping and supporting our fellow human beings”.  

 

SolidarityNow with specialized support to families, mothers, children and unaccompanied minors in accommodation structures to combat COVID-19

Posted on Thursday April 9th, 2020
Anna Pantelia

Refugees accommodated at refugee camps across Greece are among the most vulnerable groups of the population. They are most at risk because they reside in overcrowded camps and more often, they lack the necessary basic material to protect themselves or do not have easy access to hospitals and health care Centers. Solidarityow is already confronted with COVID cases in two open accommodation sites/refugee camps -in Ritsona and Malakasa-, after residents tested positive for coronavirus. A state plan has been activated, placing the two refugee camps under quarantine.

SolidarityNow implements Child protection and Family support programs, with the support of UNICEF, IOM Greece and EU funding, at 14 refugee camps in the mainland, including those of Ritsona and Malakasa. Since the beginning of the pandemic, as an organization we have taken all the necessary measures to protect our staff, while at the same time we have adjusted our activities in accordance with the authorities’ instructions. At the same time, we have presence at the camps, ensuring that refugees are not left without the necessary support. From the moment the public health authorities have locked down the two camps, our teams contributed with their experience and knowledge to take all the necessary measures for families, children and their mothers by providing useful information to the authorities.

Especially in cases of single-parent families, where children are at risk of being left alone, in the event of the hospitalization of the parent, SolidarityNow takes all the necessary steps to ensure that children have the appropriate support, always in cooperation with the Juvenile Prosecutor’s Office and services and with the Ministry of Migration and Asylum.

In the midst of the pandemic, we also support and protect the unaccompanied minors, who reside at the refugee camps, in collaboration with the relevant services.

SolidarityNow is taking all necessary measures as to protect its employees in the field and will assist, if requested by the relevant services, in supporting this extremely difficult situation.

We are very proud of our colleagues who, in the midst of extremely adverse conditions, continue their valuable work.

 

* Child & Family Support Hubs (CFSH) project is implemented by SolidarityNow with the support of UNICEF and IOM Greece and funded by the European Commission.

 

Spread the News, Not the Virus!

Posted on Wednesday April 8th, 2020

SolidarityNow in collaboration with pod.gr provide refugees and migrants

with answers regarding Covid-19

At SolidarityNow, in consistency with our role, responsibility and mission to respond effectively to urgent social conditions, we work closely with pod.gr, the Greek podcast platform, and overcome together the language barrier so as to inform refugees and migrants in an accurate and accessible way.

At this critical moment, we are all confronted with the coronavirus pandemic, and at the same time, we are, or should be, equal in our right for information. Through this new partnership we ensure that refugees and migrants who do not speak Greek have easy access to information about prevention and protection from Covid-19.

A series of short podcasts in 5 languages ​​(Arabic, Farsi, English, French, Urdu) will be released the coming days, under the title “FAQs for Migrants – Spread the News, Not the Virus”. In this way we make the most of the pod.gr team’s know-how and of the new technologies and providing everyone with useful information and discussions concerning issues related to the consequences caused by the pandemic. Users only need to have a cell phone and internet access.

The 1st podcast entitled “Stay Safe” is on air from today and includes information on the 8 basic measures of protection and prevention from coronavirus by the World Health Organization.

 You can listen to the 1st podcast through the SolidarityNow YouTube channel:

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL3_NlSfsgtzR6_sOKGaN_HmFCTRhICPEi,

on the website, https://www.solidaritynow.org/podcasts/ and on pod.gr, https://www.pod.gr/.

 “How to listen to a podcast”| Further instructions:

The simplest way to listen to podcasts is from your mobile phone. Visit Playstore and download any free podcast application: Spotify, Google Podcasts, Podcast Addict, Pocket Casts.  Look for “pod.gr” in your preferred application and you will find all podcasts made by pod.gr team. If you have an iPhone, the application is preinstalled on your device and has a purple icon. Search there too and find your favorite Greek podcasts quickly and easily.

Easter Bonus

Posted on Saturday April 4th, 2020

What are the provisions for Easter Bonus? What is changing in view of the corona-virus? The Athens Solidarity Center lawyers and employability advisors are following all latest developments and below they are replying to all your concerns.

For personalised questions, kindly contact us via athens@solidaritynow.org or through our FB page.

Easter Bonus

SolidarityNow psychologists offer psychological support to medical/hospital staff fighting the Covid-19 pandemic, patients and to people in quarantine

Posted on Friday March 20th, 2020
Steven Tangle

In these difficult times, we stand by our fellow human beings who need it the most and we go on together and strong!

Athens, March 20th, 2020

At SolidarityNow we have been following closely the developments regarding the covid-19 pandemic affecting the planet and our country. This period is very challenging for all of us, for our beneficiaries, our colleagues working in the field helping others and for every person. We recognize our role in addressing the needs of the most vulnerable, thus we inform everyone that we will continue to respond to the vital needs and will keep safeguarding the rights of all: Greeks, refugees, asylum seekers and migrants in our country through our Solidarity Centers in Athens and Thessaloniki.

More specifically, the Solidarity Centers’ psychologists expand their work and provide pro bono support to those being in the frontline against the Covid-19 pandemic and to those who, right now, need it the most.

The organization’s psychologists will provide psychological support and counselling, through teleconference, to medical, nursing and other staff in the country’s hospitals who struggle daily under extremely adverse conditions to restraint the disease and protect public health, as well as to our fellow citizens living in quarantine and experiencing intense stress, anxiety or fear.

The psychologists of the organization’s Solidarity Centers will offer their services through teleconference:

Athens Solidarity Center: Anyone interested can contact the Athens Solidarity Center Facebook page, email to athens@solidaritynow.org or phone to 210 8220883 (10.00-13.00). One of our psychologists will contact you as soon as possible. Currently, this service is only available in Greek and English.

Thessaloniki Solidarity Center: Anyone interested can contact by email to thessaloniki@solidaritynow.org or phone to 2310 50 1030. One of our psychologists will contact you as soon as possible. Currently, this service is only provided in Greek and English.

“Isolation and quarantine cause anxiety and fear. Within a short timeframe, we were confronted with an unprecedented situation, which will certainly affect our psychology. In SolidarityNow we know it is our duty and this is why we have decided to create one more communication channel with the society, by offering psychological support to all those feeling vulnerable, reminding them that they are not alone; they will find us on their side”, says Antigone Lyberaki, General Manager of SolidarityNow.

 

Information: please see https://www.solidaritynow.org/en/emergency/ all changes to the organization’s Solidarity Centers in Athens and Thessaloniki caused by the covid-19 pandemic.

Since May, 2019 the Athens Solidarity Center is financed by EEA and Norway Grants, with HumanRights360 and CROWE Greece as the fund operator. The Center is also supported by  the Municipality of Athens.

Thessaloniki Solidarity Center was established and is supported by Open Society Foundations.

EMERGENCY ANNOUNCEMENT: Changes in the mode of operation of the Solidarity Centers due to the covid-19 pandemic

Posted on Wednesday March 18th, 2020

We remain by your side in solidarity and we combat this together!

Athens -Thessaloniki, 18th of March 2020. At SolidarityNow we have been following closely the developments regarding the covid-19 pandemic affecting the planet and our country, more specifically. We all recognize that these are challenging times for our beneficiaries, and for our colleagues working in the field helping others and especially the vulnerable. We recognize our role in addressing the needs of the most vulnerable, thus we want to inform you that we will continue to respond to the vital needs and will keep safeguarding the rights of all: Greeks, refugees, asylum seekers and migrants in our country through our Solidarity Centers.

Our teams will continue to support population groups following the national guidelines of #StayHome campaign and all the necessary procedures in order to safeguard public health for the protection and common good.

We remain by your side in solidarity and we combat this together!

In this context, and in compliance with the official national measures in order to limit the transmission of the covid-19 virus, our Solidarity Centers in Athens and Thessaloniki will operate in the following manner effective today:

Athens Solidarity Center

The Athens Solidarity Center team will provide updated information, and will be available to answer the public’s questions regarding all of its Services sent to athens@solidaritynow.org as well as to its Facebook page https://facebook.com/athenssolidaritycenter/

More specifically per Service:

Employability Service: the counselors are continuing to offer their services and support the beneficiaries through our dedicated Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/Employability-Service-by-SolidarityNow-583793971990063/. Through this page, beneficiaries can receive information on job advertisements, educational programs and every relevant information regarding employment. Moreover, they can contact the counselors individually with specific questions and requests. In addition, we are continuing, whenever deemed necessary, our contact with both the beneficiaries and the employers.

Accounting Service: the service remains available to clarify matters such as tax returns or issues related to the submission and renewal of social benefits, through the email athens@solidaritynow.org and the Facebook page https://facebook.com/athenssolidaritycenter/.

Social Service: the service will continue online to stand by vulnerable groups, answering questions submitted through the Facebook page https://facebook.com/athenssolidaritycenter/ or by email at athens@solidaritynow.org.

Legal team: the lawyers of Athens Solidarity Center continue to support and follow up their cases and they remain at your disposal for the clarification of any questions concerning the temporary suspension of administrative services of certain public authorities. Any beneficiary who wishes to be informed about the progress of his case or about the necessary actions to be undertaken when the suspension is lifted, is advised to contact us by email at athens@solidaritynow.org or inbox the present Facebook site https://www.facebook.com/athenssolidaritycenter/. We will monitor the situation and provided detailed information about the operation of the Courts, the District Government Offices, the Asylum Service, the Dublin Unit and the Appeals’ Authority.

Psychological Service: the psychologists continue to provide their services through teleconference for our current beneficiaries that have access to video-call applications. The following days one of our psychologists will contact you in order to arrange an appointment and guide you. You can also make your request on our Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/athenssolidaritycenter/ or email to athens@solidaritynow.org. Currently, this service is only available in Greek and English.

At the same time our Centre’s psychologists will provide psychological support and counselling, through teleconference, to medical, paramedical and hospital staff that are currently giving the battle against the covid-19. This service is also available for people experiencing stress, fear and anxiety as a consequence of the covid-19 pandemic and the quarantine isolation. Those interested can make their request on our Facebook page and one of our psychologists will contact you as soon as possible. Currently, this service is only available in Greek and English.

Such services -in Greek- are also provided by:

  • Medical Association of Athens: Helpline with volunteer doctors, psychologists, social workers for vulnerable groups at 214 214 2020.
  • Aiginiteio University Hospital: Psychological support telephone line and conference call for citizens experiencing the effects of the pandemic:
  • Monday to Friday at 210 7297 957 from 10.00am to 04.00 pm*
  • Saturday and Sunday at 210 7289 240 from 10.00 am to 04.00 pm*
  • Klimaka NGO: Support and medical counseling for people with mental health problems at 2103417162-3.

Thessaloniki Solidarity Center

For the next period of time, the services of the Thessaloniki Solidarity Center will be provided remotely, by telephone or via skype. The team will continue to stand by the side of the most vulnerable in order to cover emergencies and provide support to scheduled appointments.

More specifically, the Center’s employees will continue to be in contact with beneficiaries about their scheduled appointments. For any further information you can contact at thessaloniki@solidaritynow.org or by phone 2310 501030.

Refugee Support Center – Blue Refugee Center, Thessaloniki

The services of the Refugee Support Center – Blue Refugee Center in Thessaloniki will be provided remotely for the next period of time. The team will continue to be on the side of the most vulnerable in order to respond to emergencies and provide support to scheduled appointments. At the same time, services will be available via skype.

The Center’s staff will continue to receive your questions and receive requests by phone. You can reach us at 2310555263, 2310555264, 2310555266. You can also send us a message at our inbox here https://www.facebook.com/Blue_Refugee_Center_by_SolidarityNow-1702920630002785/.

For any further information or communication, you can contact us at thebluecenter@solidaritynow.org

* Since May 2019 the Athens Solidarity Center is financed by EEA and Norway Grants, with HumanRights360 and CROWE Greece as the fund operator. The Center is also supported by  the Municipality of Athens.

** Thessaloniki Solidarity Center was established and is supported by Open Society Foundations.

*** The Blue Refugee Center’s operation is supported by UNHCR and UNICEF and funded by ECHO (European Commission – Civil Protection & Humanitarian Aid Operations).

8 March_International Women’s Day #STRONGALONE_Women who are Winners!

Posted on Friday March 6th, 2020

Migrant, refugee, redundant, abused, detained, marginalized women. Borders are closing, labor and individual rights are being violated, anti-abortion campaigns are being activated and hate speech has prevailed. Everything that has been claimed has been lost in recent years. Victims of these changes are mainly women, as they experience the most difficulties.

According to the European Commission, 33% of women in the European Union have been victims of physical or sexual abuse, while 55% have been sexually harassed. In the education and labor sectors, despite the fact that 61% of women have a University degree, they earn 16% less money than men, something that in the future will increase the gender gap by 40%.

International Women’s Day is celebrated every year on March 8th. It is a good occasion for us to remember the progress that has been made. However, March 8th, 2020 must be a turning point for the things that have remained stagnant, for the lost or wined battles, and for the new struggles against discrimination and inequality.

At SolidarityNow, as a human rights defender, we decided to give a tribute to the #StrongAlone-beneficiaries of our programs who found the strength to seek help and stand up, proud.

We spoke with Anna, Dominika, Nadwa, Asia, Lena and Maria, women who live among us, who wait every morning at the bus stops, who remain invisible; women who know only the word ‘work’’, who are stressed on how they will raise their children and whether they will have a home to stay; women who have dreams, who have a new country, who smile, who have survived; women who are winners.

 

“Protect our laws and humanity!”

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Daphne Tolis

Open Letter by 256 Organizations

To:

Prime Minister of the Hellenic Republic, Kyriakos Mitsotakis

President of the European Parliament, David Sassoli

President of the European Council, Charles Michel

President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen

Athens, 6 March 2020 – The undersigned organisations are deeply concerned about recent developments at the Evros border and the Aegean islands where people are stranded at the borders of Europe, instrumentalized for political purposes, and subject to violations of their rights. We are also deeply concerned about the way the authorities of Greece and the European Union are handling new arrivals. Equally alarming are the extreme actions by security forces against refugees and by civilians against staff of human rights and humanitarian organizations. We would also like to point out that the climate of panic and rhetoric of ‘asymmetric threat’ –also promoted by the authorities– does not reflect reality and seriously affects not only vulnerable refugees- but also our society and the rule of law as a whole.

Specifically:

We firmly express our opposition to the recent decisions of the Greek Governmental Council on Foreign Affairs and Defense (KYSEA), and in particular the adoption of the Emergency Legislative Decree, which stipulates the suspension of the right to seek asylum for all people entering the country and their return without registration, to their countries of origin or transit. Applying such a regulatory provision is inhumane and illegal as it violates the fundamental principle of non-refoulement, incurs international responsibilities for Greece and endangers human lives. It is beyond dispute that Greece has the sovereign competence to control its borders and to manage any crossings there. Nevertheless, the right to seek asylum is a fundamental human right enshrined in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and the EU Charter of Fundamental Rights.

We also denounce the attacks on organizations that defend human rights and humanitarian organizations, noting that without the support of these organizations, the refugee management system in Greece would collapse. In addition, solidarity has been stigmatized and become the target of suspicion, which has been also exacerbated by members of the Government, fomenting violence and lawlessness in society in general. We denounce any statements, actions or policies that foment or tolerate bigotry.

We call upon the Greek Government to:

  • Withdraw the illegal and unconstitutional Emergency Legislative Decree and to respect the obligations of the Greek State concerning the protection of human life and rescue at sea and at the land borders.
  • Immediately stop returning people to states where their lives and freedom are at risk, or where they are at risk of being subjected to torture or other inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment.
  • Immediately alleviate overcrowding on the islands by relocating asylum seekers to the mainland, protecting their well-being and health. Priority should be given to the most vulnerable, unaccompanied minors and families with children.
  • Take the necessary measures to protect every person from acts of violence, victimization and racism.

We recall that the EU should assume substantial responsibilities for the protection of people on the move in a manner that demonstrates respect for human dignity and lawfulness and as a matter of shared responsibility among EU member states in the context of managing what is, first and foremost, a European issue. The right to asylum and the respect for the principle of non-refoulement are fundamental elements of international and EU law and therefore the authorities of the European Union must take the necessary measures for their protection.

Therefore:

  • The European Commission, as the guardian of the Treaties, should protect the right to asylum as enshrined in EU law. Therefore, it should reverse the “aspida (shield)” rhetoric used by Greece and urge it to assume its legal obligations.
  • EU Member States should re-establish immediately the mechanisms for the relocation of refugees and asylum seekers from Greece to other Member States, in a fair and rational manner, with priority given to unaccompanied children. EU Member States should increase resettlement of refugees directly from Turkey.
  • EU Member States and institutions should revise the EU-Turkey Statement, which –in addition to legal lacunae– has now proven to be an unpredictable and unsustainable political tool for border management.

In closing, we call on all sides to respect the law and safeguard European democratic values. Any further backsliding will have major consequences on European societies, European democracy and the rule of law.

List of Signatories

  • A BUON DIRITTO (ITALY)
  • ACT ALLIANCE EU (BELGIUM)
  • ACCIÓN POLITEIA (SPAIN)
  • ACTIONAID HELLAS
  • ACTIONAID INTERNATIONAL
  • ACTIONAID ITALIA
  • ACTION FOR EDUCATION (GREECE)
  • ADDART (GREECE)
  • A DROP IN THE OCEAN (DRÅPEN I HAVET)
  • AED EUROPEAN DEMOCRATIC LAWYERS (GERMANY)
  • AFGHAN HUMAN RIGHTS FOUNDATION (UK)
  • AIDOS – ASSOCIAZIONE ITALIANA DONNE PER LO SVILUPPO (ITALY)
  • ΑΙΤΙΜΑ (GREECE)
  • ALLIANCE FOR AFRICAN ASSISTANCE (ITALY)
  • AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL
  • AMURT-AMURTEL HELLAS
  • ANASA CULTURAL CENTER (GREECE)
  • ANTIGONE (GREECE)
  • ANTI-TRAFFICKING AND LABOUR EXPLOITATION UNIT (ATLEU) (UK)
  • AOI, ASSOCIATION OF ITALIAN NGO’S FOR COOPERATION AND SOLIDARITY
  • ARSIS – ASSOCIATION FOR THE SUPPORT OF YOUTH (GREECE)
  • ASGI ASSOCIAZIONE PER GLI STUDI GIURIDICI SULL’IMMIGRAZIONE (ITALY)
  • ASINITAS, ROMA (INTERCULTURAL CENTERS) (ITALY)
  • ASSOCIATION DE SOUTIEN AUX TRAVAILLEURS IMMIGRES – ASTI ASBL (LUXEMBOURG)
  • ASSOCIATION FOR INTEGRATION AND MIGRATION (CZECH REPUBLIC)
  • ASSOCIATION FOR LEGAL INTERVENTION (POLAND)
  • ASOCIACIÓN POR TI MUJER (SPAIN)
  • ASVIS (ITALIAN ALLIANCE FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT)
  • ASYLOS (UK)
  • ATTIKA HUMAN SUPPORT
  • AVOCATS SANS FRONTIÈRES
  • BABEL DAY CENTER (GREECE)
  • BAOBAB EXPERIENCE (ITALY)
  • BORDER CRIMINOLOGIES-OXFORD UNIVERSITY (UK)
  • BORDERLINE-EUROPE HUMAN RIGHTS WITHOUT BORDERS (GERMANY)
  • BRIGHTON MIGRANT SOLIDARITY (UK)
  • CARE DEUTSCHLAND E.V.
  • CARITAS HELLAS
  • CCM – COMITATO COLLABORAZIONE MEDICA (ITALY)
  • CENTER FOR ECONOMIC PROSPERITY AND FREEDOM (CEPS) (MONTENEGRO)
  • CENTRAL ASYLUM YORKSHIRE
  • CENTRE DIOTIMA (GREECE)
  • CENTRE FOR PEACE STUDIES (CENTAR ZA MIROVNE STUDIJE) (CROATIA)
  • CENTRE FOR TRAUMA, ASYLUM AND REFUGEES, UNIVERSITY OF ESSEX (UK)
  • CESIE (ITALY)
  • CESSMIR, UNIVERSITY OF GHENT (BELGIUM)
  • CHANGE MAKERS LAB (GREECE)
  • CHEER INTERNATIONAL GROUP (CHEERING) (GREECE)
  • CHILD AND YOUTH CARE ASSOCIATION (SMAN) (GREECE)
  • CIRÉ (COORDINATION ET INITIATIVES POUR REFUGIES ET ÉTRANGERS) (BELGIUM)
  • COLLECTIVE AID (SERBIA)
  • COMHLÁMH (IRELAND)
  • CONCORD ITALIA
  • COORDINADORA DE ORGANIZACIONES PARA EL DESAROLLO (SPAIN)
  • COSPE ONLUS (ITALY)
  • CZECHIA AGAINST POVERTY AND INEQUALITY
  • DANISH REFUGEE COUNCIL (DRC)
  • DEFENCE FOR CHILDREN INTERNATIONAL GREECE
  • DIRTY GIRLS (ΕΛΛΑΔΑ)
  • DONATE4REFUGEES
  • DUTCH COUNCIL FOR REFUGEES (DCR)
  • DUTCH LEAGUE FOR HUMAN RIGHTS (NETHERLANDS)
  • ECHO100PLUS (GREECE)
  • ECOLOGICAL MOVEMENT OF THESSALONIKI (GREECE)
  • EDUCATIONAL INNOVATION (GREECE)
  • ELIX (GREECE)
  • ELPIDA HOME
  • END FGM EUROPEAN NETWORK
  • EPAPSY (GREECE)
  • EQUAL RIGHTS BEYOND BORDERS (GREECE)
  • EQUAL SOCIETY (GREECE)
  • EUROPEAN ANTIPOVERTY NETWORK (EAPN)
  • EUROPEAN COUNCIL ON REFUGEES AND EXILES (ECRE)
  • EVERY CHILD PROTECTED AGAINST TRAFFICKING (ECPAT)
  • FEDERAZIONE DEGLI ORGANISMI CHRISTIANI SERVIZIO INTERNATIONALE VOLONTARIO (ITALY)
  • FENIX HUMANITARIAN LEGAL AID
  • FIX IN ART (GREECE)
  • FORENSIC ARCHITECTURE (GREECE)
  • FREEDOM FROM TORTURE (UK)
  • FREE MOVEMENT SKATEBOARDING (UK)
  • FUNDACION CEPAIM (SPAIN)
  • GAASBEEK EN GAASBEEK ADVOCATEN (NETHERLANDS)
  • GATWICK DETAINEES WELFARE GROUP
  • GCAP EUROPE (BELGIUM)
  • GCAP HELLAS
  • GCAP ITALIA
  • GENERATION 2.0 RED (GREECE)
  • GERMAN NGO FORUM ON ENVIRONMENT AND DEVELOPMENT
  • GLOCAL ROOTS (SWITZERLAND)
  • GREATER MANCHESTER IMMIGRATION AID UNIT (GMIAU)
  • GREEK COUNCIL FOR REFUGEES (GCR)
  • GREEK FORUM OF MIGRANTS
  • GREEK FORUM OF REFUGEES
  • GREEK NETWORK FOR THE RIGHT TO SHELTER AND HOUSING
  • HARINGEY MIGRANT SUPPORT CENTRE (HMSC)
  • HELLENIC ANTIPOVERTY NETWORK
  • HELLENIC LEAGUE FOR HUMAN RIGHTS (HLHR)
  • HELLENIC PLATFORM FOR DEVELOPMENT
  • HELLO MY FRIEND
  • HELP REFUGEES / CHOOSE LOVE
  • HERTS FOR REFUGEES (UK)
  • ΗΙΑS GREECE
  • HIGGS (GREECE)
  • HUMANITY NOW (USA)
  • HUMANRIGHTS360 (GREECE)
  • HUMAN RIGHTS WATCH
  • HUBB – HUMANS BEFORE BORDERS (PORTUGAL)
  • I AM YOU HUMANITARIAN AID (SWEDEN)
  • ILIAKTIDA AMKE (GREECE)
  • IMMIGRANT COUNCIL OF IRELAND
  • INDIGO VOLUNTEERS (UK)
  • INITIATIVE FOR THE DETAINEES’ RIGHTS (GREECE)
  • INSTITUTE OF RACE RELATIONS (UK)
  • INTELEKTUALET E RINJ, SHPRESE (IRSH) (ALBANIA)
  • INTER ALIA (GREECE)
  • INTEREUROPEAN HUMAN AID ASSOCIATION GERMANY E.V.
  • INTERNATIONAL CENTRE FOR ERITREAN REFUGEES AND ASYLUM SEEKERS – ICERAS
  • INTERNATIONAL PLANNED PARENTHOOD FEDERATION – EUROPEAN NETWORK (IPPF EN) (BELGIUM)
  • INTERNATIONAL RESCUE COMMMITTEE (IRC)
  • INTERSOS HELLAS
  • INTERSOS ORGANIZZAZIONE UMANITARIA ONLUS (ITALY)
  • INTERVOLVE (GREECE)
  • IRIDA WOMEN’ S CENTER (GREECE)
  • IRISH ANTIPOVERTY NETWORK
  • ISLAMIC HUMAN RIGHTS COMMISSION
  • ITALIAN COUNCIL FOR REFUGEES
  • JOINT COUNCIL FOR THE WELFARE OF IMMIGRANTS (JCWI) (UK)
  • JRS PORTUGAL
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  • KHORA COMMUNITY CENTRE (GREECE)
  • KITRINOS HEALTH CARE (GREECE)
  • L’AUBERGE DES MIGRANTS (FRANCE)
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  • LEGAL SECTOR WORKERS UNION (LSWU) (UK)
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  • LIVERPOOL LAW CLINIC (LIVERPOOL UNIVERSITY) (UK)
  • MASS ACTION
  • MEDICAL AID FOR REFUGEES AND DISPLACED PEOPLE (MARDI)
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  • ΜΕΤΑDRASI (GREECE)
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  • MIDDLESBOROUGH DIOCESE JUSTICE AND PEACE COMMISSION
  • MIGRANT’S RIGHTS NETWORK (UK)
  • MIGRANT VOICE (UK)
  • MIGRATION MOBILITIES BRISTOL (UNIVERSITY OF BRISTOL)
  • MISSION LIFELINE E.V. (GERMANY)
  • MOBILE INFO TEAM (GREECE)
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  • NETWORK FOR CHILDREN’S RIGHTS (GREECE)
  • NETWORK FOR THE SOCIAL SUPPORT OF REFUGEES AND MIGRANTS (GREECE)
  • NETWORK ITALIANO SALUTE GLOBALE
  • ODYSSEA (GREECE)
  • OFFICE OF DISPLACED DESIGNERS (ΕΛΛΑΔΑ)
  • OMANIAE VZW ORGANISATIE (BELGIUM)
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  • ONE HAPPY FAMILY (GREECE)
  • ONE PUMP COURT (UK)
  • ORGANIZATION EARTH (GREECE)
  • OXFAM
  • OXFORD AGAINST IMMIGRATION DETENTION (UK)
  • OXFORD MIGRANT SOLIDARITY
  • PAMPIRAIKI SUPPORT INITIATIVE FOR REFUGEES & MIGRANTS (GREECE)
  • PAR – PLATFORMA DE APOIO AOS REFUGIADOS (PORTUGAL)
  • PAX CHRISTI INTERNATIONAL (BELGIUM)
  • PHYSICIANS FOR SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY (FINLAND)
  • PLATFORM FOR INTERNATIONAL CO-OPERATION ON UNDOCUMENTED MIGRANTS (PICUM)
  • POSITIVE ACTION IN HOUSING
  • POVORD INSTITUTE (SLOVENIA)
  • PRAKSIS (GREECE)
  • PRAXIS COMMUNITY PROJECTS (UK)
  • PROJECT ARMONIA (GREECE/SWITZERLAND)
  • PUBLIC INTEREST LAW CENTRE (PILC) (UK)
  • QUAKER ASYLUM AND REFUGEE NETWORK (QARN)
  • RAV REPUBLICAN LAWYERS ASSOCIATION (GERMANY)
  • RED ACOGE (SPAIN)
  • REFOCUS MEDIA LABS
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  • REFUGEE COUNCIL (UK)
  • REFUGEEED
  • REFUGEE FOUNDATION (SERBIA)
  • REFUGEE INFO BUS (FRANCE AND GREECE)
  • REFUGEE LEGAL SUPPORT (RLS)
  • REFUGEE RESCUE (UK)
  • REFUGEE RIGHTS EUROPE (RRE)
  • REFUGEE SUPPORT AEGEAN (RSA)
  • REFUGEE SUPPORT EUROPE
  • REFUGEE WOMEN’S CENTRE (FRANCE)
  • REFUGEE YOUTH SERVICE (GREECE/UK)
  • RIGHT TO REMAIN (UK)
  • ROOM FOR REFUGEES (UK)
  • RTI HELLAS
  • SAFE PASSAGE INTERNATIONAL
  • SAMOS VOLUNTEERS (GREECE)
  • SANTE REFUGEE MENTAL HEALTH ACCESS PROJECT
  • SAO ASSOCIATION FOR DISPLACED WOMEN (SWITZERLAND)
  • SAVE THE CHILDREN
  • SCI HELLAS
  • SCOTTISH REFUGEE COUNCIL
  • SEEBRÜCKE
  • SHOWER POWER FOUNDATION (GREECE)
  • SLOVENE PHILANTHROPY
  • SOAS DETAINEE SUPPORT (UK)
  • SOCIAL HACKERS ACADEMY – SOCIAL HACKER A.M.K.E.
  • SOCIETY FOR INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT (SID)
  • SOLIDARITY4ALL (GREECE)
  • SOLIDARITYNOW
  • SOS RACISMO (SPAIN)
  • SOUTH YORKSHIRE MIGRATION AND ASYLUM ACTION GROUP (SYMAAG)
  • STATE OF CONCEPT
  • STATEWATCH (UK)
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  • STIL-UTRECHT (THE NETHERLANDS)
  • SÜDWIND (AUSTRIA)
  • SWINDON CITY OF SANCTUARY
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  • SYMBIOSIS SCHOOL OF POLITICAL STUDIES (GREECE)
  • SYMBOLO – ROMA NORDOVEST PER LA SINISTRA (ITALY)
  • SYNDICAT INTERPROFESSIONNEL DE TRAVAILLEUSES ET TRAVAILLEURS (SIT) (SWITZERLAND)
  • TEXNODROMO (GREECE)
  • TERRE DES HOMMES HELLAS
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  • THE HOME PROJECT (GREECE)
  • THE INTERNATIONAL REFUGEE ASSISTANCE PROJECT (IRAP) (USA)
  • THE LAVA PROJECT (GREECE)
  • THE SUSSEX REFUGEE AND MIGRANT SELF SUPPORT GROUP
  • THE INTERNATIONAL REFUGEE ASSISTANCE PROJECT (IRAP) (USA)
  • THE ROUTES OF THE OLIVE TREE (GREECE)
  • THESSALONIKI PRIDE (GREECE)
  • ΤHESS DICTIO – VOLUNTARY ORGANIZATIONS’ NETWORK OF THESSALONIKI (GREECE)
  • THOUSAND 4 1000 (UK)
  • TOGETHER FOR BETTER DAYS (GREECE)
  • TO MOV (GREECE)
  • TRP SOLICITORS (UK)
  • TRANSGENDER SUPPORT ASSOCIATION (GREECE)
  • UNITED AGAINST INHUMANITY – UAI
  • UTOPIA 56 (FRANCE)
  • VELOS YOUTH (GREECE)
  • VEREIN FAIR (SWITZERLAND)
  • VICTORIA SQUARE PROJECT
  • VIRGO SOLICITORS
  • VLUCHTELINGEN ONDERSTEUNING SINT-NIKLAAS (BELGIUM)
  • WESLEY GRYK SOLICITORS
  • WORLD WITHOUT WARS AND VIOLENCE (GREECE)
  • YOUNG ROOTS
  • ZA’ATAR NGO (GREECE)