refugee issues
LGBTQI+ asylum seekers in Greece
The Diotima Centre co-signs letter about the protection of SOGIESC asylum seekers amidst a challenging asylum process.
February 13, 2024
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The Diotima Centre co-signs letter about the protection of SOGIESC asylum seekers amidst a challenging asylum process.
Diotima Centre’s contribution to the consultation on the law on domestic violence.
We join our voice with feminist and women’s organisations on Saturday 25/11, 12.30am at Clafthmonos Square.
The Diotima Centre co-signs a joint statement for the protection of children’s rights and an immediate cessation of hostilities.
The Diotima Centre co-signs a joint statement for improving safety, security and protection for people on the move.
Objections of civil society organizations to the reform of union asylum law.
Strong concerns about the apparent devaluation of the central institutional body for gender equality.
The assessment of the psychological state of the victims, before they testify, implicitly questions their ability to perceive and evaluate what happened to them.
The sixty organizations discussed the final blow for a Common European Asylum System (CEAS) in the European Union.
Joint letter to the Hellenic Ministry of Migration, highlighting particular concerns relating to the situation of LGBTQI+ asylum seekers.
The three recent femicides in just 48 hours are a devastating consequence of gender-based violence, and not a bolt from the blue.
Despite this positive development, we express our concern about its inappropriate terminology, its misconceptions and its applicability.
