refugee issues
Greece deems Turkey “safe”, but refugees are not
Turkey does not provide international protection of the Geneva Convention to persons applying for international protection from non-European countries.
June 14, 2021
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Turkey does not provide international protection of the Geneva Convention to persons applying for international protection from non-European countries.
ILO Convention 190 deals with the elimination of violence and harassment in the workplace and other related matters.
The 23 organizations we work with in Greece express serious concerns about elements of the proposed control regulation.
81 Civil Society organizations from Greece and abroad co-sign a joint letter for the co-custody bill.
Family law reform puts mothers and children with a refugee profile, who experience domestic violence, at risk.
We request the initiation of a dialogue with the scientific community, women’s organizations, etc. for the reformation of family law.
The Diotima Center co-signed her*dissent’s call for support to eliminate gender-based violence in art education.
We consider it necessary to strengthen horizontal public policies for gender equality with human resources and assets.
A joint statement is signed by 73 Civil Society organizations highlighting the risk of homelessness faced by thousands of refugees.
The Diotima Center is positioned in the dialogue that has opened up about co-custody and the incomplete reform of family law.
Twelve feminist organizations are calling for the withdrawal of charges against the feminists who participated in symbolic actions for 25N.
More than 160 organizations urge the Greek authorities to repeal their decision to terminate the operations of PIKPA and Kara Tepe.
