The aim of this EMN Luxembourg inform is to shed light on the critical issue of ensuring the protection of children without parental care across EMN Member States. Regardless of their nationality or residence status, children who find themselves unaccompanied by their families are entitled to special protection and assistance from the State. While EU … Continued
EMN Luxembourg coordinator, Prof Birte Nienaber was interviewed by Luxemburger Wort on the challenges related to the implementation of Dublin System and European solidarity. The article was published in the newspaper of 16 November 2023. Full article in German can be consulted in the link bellow.
Researchers from the Luxembourg Institute of Socio-Economic Research (LISER), the University of Luxembourg and the European Migration Network (EMN) discuss the issues related to the massive inflow of refugees from Ukraine and the need for monitoring its consequences and implementing a solid evidence-based action plan to improve refugees’ integration. This Research Note refers more specifically … Continued
We have the pleasure to publish the EMN Luxembourg Inform on the “Interpretation and distinction between labour exploitation in the context of trafficking in human beings and particularly exploitative working conditions under the Employers Sanctions Directive”. The aim of this EMN Luxembourg inform is to map the Member States’ legislative and procedural frameworks with regards … Continued
We have the pleasure to publish the EMN Luxembourg Inform on the “Detection of vulnerabilities in the international protection procedure”. We presented first results of the Inform during our National Conference 2021. The Inform provides, among others, an overview of the most common vulnerable groups, the legal and procedural frameworks, and the special procedural guarantees … Continued
Vous trouverez dans le document ci-joint les plus récentes actualités liées aux migrations, l’asile et l’intégration. Bonne lecture!