Accompanied children’s right to be heard in international protection procedures
Children who migrate with their parents face unique challenges and vulnerabilities. That's why it's crucial that their right to express their views is fully implemented in international protection procedures.
Budapest Process and European Migration Network (EMN) Joint conference on Trafficking in Persons
On the occasion of the European Day for Combating Trafficking in Persons (18 October), the Ministry of Interior, the Budapest Process and the European Migration Network organised an international conference in Budapest on 20-21 October, with the participation of more than 30 countries and international organisations.
Secondary movements of beneficiaries of international protection
Secondary movements of beneficiaries of international protection
State Migration Service of Ukraine joining the EMN
State Migration Service of Ukraine joining the EMN
On Tuesday, 2 August, the State Migration Service of Ukraine and the European Commission signed the Administrative Arrangement establishing cooperation in the European Migration Network. The signature took place in Kyiv during the official visit of the Commissioner for Home Affairs Ylva Johansson with Ukrainian authorities.
Secondary movements of beneficiaries of international protection
Secondary movements of beneficiaries of international protection
DETENTION AND ALTERNATIVES TO DETENTION IN INTERNATIONAL PROTECTION AND RETURN PROCEDURES
Since 2015, several Member States have introduced legislative changes in their international protection and return procedures. These included expanding the types of alternatives to detention, prioritising alternative measures over detention, and lowering the minimum age for the compulsory application of alternatives to detention. Others enhanced the safeguards for vulnerable persons, and introduced new rules whereby minors and families with minor children could not be detained in detention centres.