ECRE is an alliance of 128 NGOs based in 40 European countries. ECRE’s mission is to protect and advance the rights of refugees, asylum seekers and other forcibly displaced persons in Europe and in Europe’s external policies.

2024年9月1日 · ECRE’s membership is diverse, with member organisations involved in a variety of activities, including assisting refugees directly through the provision of humanitarian and legal assistance; lobbying, campaigning, and influencing policy; …

ECRE analyses and provides detailed recommendations for improvement of EU Regulations and Directives. It works closely with EASO/EU Asylum Agency and Frontex to support improved asylum processes across Europe and rights-based border management.

ECRE is an alliance of 128 organisations in 40 countries with a secretariat in Brussels. It works to promote the rights of refugees, asylum seekers and other forcibly displaced persons in Europe and in European external policies.

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ECRE Comments Paper: Schengen Borders Code. 10th March 2025 | News. ECRE has published a comments paper on the Regulation amending the Union Code on the rules governing the movement of persons across borders, commonly known as the Schengen Borders Code (SBC). This comments paper includes ECRE’s analysis of the changes that were...

ECRE Editorial: Commission Proposal Leaves Little Solutions but Plenty of Contradictions, December 2021; ECRE Editorial: Geopolitics and Death in a Field, October 2021; ECRE Editorial: The JHA Council on Afghanistan: all about the EU, September 2021; ECRE Editorial: World Refugee Day – Prevention and Perspective, Please!, June 2021

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ECRE Annual Report on 2022 . The year 2022 was dominated by displacement from Ukraine. In this last year of ECRE ’s Strategic Plan, 2020-2022, ECRE tried to meet the previously agreed objectives while adding its response to the events in Ukraine. Its work continued in its three activity areas, 1) Legal Support and

While in principle ECRE welcomes the idea of a resettlement framework for the EU, a number of concerns make it impossible to support the proposal in its current form. These concerns relate primarily to the way resettlement may be instrumentalized to encourage countries to cooperate on migration control and deterrence of irregular arrivals.