Surprisingly surprised is the seventh report in the series published by Protecting Rights at Borders (PRAB)[1], an initiative aiming to document evidence of the use of illegal pushbacks in the context of border management in Europe. The initiative, through its collaborative efforts, also serves to
What we do in the shadows The sixth Protecting Rights at Borders Report (PRAB) brings new data on the systematic pushback practices that continue at multiple EU borders. In the first quarter of 2023, 10.691 individual cases of people experiencing pushbacks at European borders have been
A pattern of institutionalised human rights violations at EU borders reconfirmed: How pushbacks remained the standard practice and a de facto tool for border management in 2022 The fifth Protecting Rights at Borders report (PRAB) reconfirms a pattern of a systematic use of pushbacks at EU
Macedonian Young Lawyers Association (MYLA) would like to inform you that as of April 19th, 2018, the Law on International and Temporary Protection will enter into force, and as from that moment, the current Law on Asylum and Temporary Protection will cease to be valid. MYLA
On 3-5th April 2018 in Dojran the Macedonian Young Lawyers Association (MYLA) with the support of the Council of Europe, held a training-seminar on the topic "The Principle of Non-refoulement vis-à-vis State Response to Irregular Migration - Towards an Effective Protection of Refugee and Migrant
Terms of Reference- Consultant for analysis on situation with statelessness in Macedonia Download link> ToR Consultant Statelessness MYLA Background During the years various initiatives were undertaken by the international organizations, NGOs, and government[1], to address the issue of statelessness and contributed to a large extent towards identifying the main gaps
Project “Strengthening Local Actors in Refugee Integration in Macedonia” The project implementation started ob January 1st 2017 in 3 pilot municipalities - Municipality of Kumanovo, Municipality of Butel and Municipality of Gevgelija. The project’s achieved results are: Three individual assessments were prepared for each of the pilot municipalities for the implementation
MYLA is seeking an experienced consultant to undertake assignment in drafting Standard Operating Procedures for processing of Unaccompanied and Separated Children. For more information contact us on email: contact@myla.org.mk
