a monthly forum for news and discussion on refugee legal aid
ISSN 2049-2650
Editorial Team: Yara Romariz Maasri, Themba Lewis, Nora Danielson, Sara Gonzalez Devant, Annemarie Hulbert, Janet McGiffin
How to apply for asylum in Brazil
The importance of psychosocial support in the refugee status determination process
Asylum approval rate in Japan still shockingly low
Changes to refugee system in Canada further undermine refugees
Italy rebuked by European Court after deportations of Somali and Eritrean asylum seekers
Statement on Kenyan Government plan to relocate refugees back to Somalia
Syrian refugees in Europe: news from Belgium and Sweden
Syrians in Jordan: Guests, not refugees
Democratic Republic of Congo London embassy staff resign and claim asylum
Open letter from Eritrean refugees and asylum seekers in Djibouti
Letter from the Rwandan Refugee Community in Zambia to UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-Moon
Refugees in Brazil denounce ‘exploitation network’
Request for Sahrawi COI expert
Country of Origin and legal news
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Fahamu Refugee Legal Aid Newsletter is published by Fahamu Trust and Fahamu Ltd., 2nd floor, 51 Cornmarket Street, Oxford OX1 3HA, UK. Tel +44 (0)1865 727006, fax +44 (0)1865 727909, email info[at]fahamu.org. Fahamu Ltd was established in the UK in 1997. Fahamu Ltd was registered and incorporated as a not-for-profit company limited by guarantee in 2001 (no. 4241054). Fahamu has offices in Oxford, UK; Nairobi, Kenya; Dakar, Senegal; and Cape Town, South Africa. Fahamu Ltd is registered in Kenya as F15/2006. Board of directors: Belinda Allan, Paddy Coulter OBE, Shereen Karmali, Hakima Abbas. Fahamu Trust was registered as a charity in the UK (no. 1100304) in July 2003, with the following objectives: ‘the advancement of education of the public world wide by the publication of electronic newsletters, courses and disseminating of information on human rights’. Fahamu SA is registered as a trust in South Africa IT 37201. Board of trustees: Belinda Allan, Paddy Coulter OBE, Patricia O. Daley, Maina Kiai, Onyekachi Wambu, Rob Wells. Executive director: Hakima Abbas. Fahamu’s website is www.fahamu.org.
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