Asylum and Migration Sample Clauses

Asylum and Migration. Special-concerns: Building on the results achieved in the GR06 programme implemented under the EEA Financial Mechanism 2009-2014, the programme will assist the capacity building of the national asylum and migration management system. Special attention and priority shall be given to ensuring legal protection and care for the most vulnerable groups of asylum seekers, in particular unaccompanied children. The programme shall contribute to a well-functioning asylum system, enabling asylum-seekers to bring forward their claim for international protection, have their claim processed in due time and be offered accommodation during the processing of their case. No more than 60% of the total eligible expenditure of the programme shall be available for infrastructure (hard measures). The programme shall enhance the interaction and cooperation with relevant civil society organisations. For this purpose, a dedicated open call or a small grant scheme shall be explored during the development of the concept note. The relevant public institutions in the Hellenic Republic in charge of the asylum and migration policy area in question shall be actively involved in the preparation and implementation of the programme. The competent Ministry for asylum and migration policy in Greece will participate in the Cooperation Committee. Bilateral ambitions: €125,000 shall be allocated to the programme from the fund for bilateral relations. This does not prevent the Joint Committee for Bilateral Funds from allocating additional funds to the programme.
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Asylum and Migration. Special-concerns: Building on the results achieved in the GR05 programme implemented under the EEA Financial Mechanism 2009-2014, the programme shall give priority to ensuring support and care for vulnerable groups of asylum seekers, in particular unaccompanied children. Priority shall be given to supporting accommodation and services in open reception centres for asylum seekers, in particular focusing on vulnerable groups of asylum seekers. The programme shall enhance civil society organisations in the sector and strengthen their interaction and cooperation with relevant public entities. Pre-defined projects related to voluntary return through the International Organisation for Migration (IOM) and a continuation of the projects operated by UNHCR and the Norwegian Refugee Council under the GR05 programme (2009-2014), providing assistance to asylum seekers' accommodation in Greece and capacity building of Greek authorities, shall be considered during the development of the concept note. The competent Ministry for asylum and migration policy in Greece shall participate as an observer in the Cooperation Committee and be involved and consulted on programme development and implementation. Bilateral ambitions: €125,000 shall be allocated to the programme from the fund for bilateral relations. This does not prevent the Joint Committee for Bilateral Funds from allocating additional funds to the programme.
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Asylum and Migration. Globalisation means that more and more people move between different countries for different reasons and under different conditions. The Nordic countries admit, for example, quota refugees, refugees and others in need of protection, unaccompanied minors, families, students, migrant workers and undocumented persons. One reason for women to seek asylum in the Nord- ic countries is that they have been persecuted due to their gender. These women are victims of violations of fundamental human rights and even death threats. They are women who have been sold, exploited and subjected to inhumane cruelty and torture, raped, forced to marry as children or otherwise abused, or they are women who have argued in favour of girls’ education, sought a divorce or are gay. It should be clarified how women’s asylum claims are acknowled- ged in the Nordic countries’ asylum processes and to what extent women are granted international protec- tion because they have been persecuted and demand their rights. It is a fact that women lack knowledge about their rights and which laws apply for marriage, the rights of children, and rights applicable in case of violence and abuse. Each year, several thousand women come to the Nordic region with a residence permit on the basis of family ties. The residence permit is temporary and connected to a partner. Permanent residence requires that the woman has stayed lawfully in the country and lived with her partner for a certain amount of time - two to five years depending on the country. Some of these women are subjected to vio- xxxxx and forced to leave the relationship before they can obtain permanent residency and then risk being extradited and, in some cases, losing custody of their children. It is important to investigate how com- mon it is that men repeatedly exploit women in this manner and that women are deported for leaving a relationship. People seeking work in different countries are em- ployed in increasingly diverging conditions. Human trafficking is not only for sexual exploitation but also for work. Women often leave their own children in their home countries to increase their income in the short or the long term. Women’s vulnerability as household workers has been acknowledged, but interventions to protect their labour rights are lack- ing. Those who live as undocumented migrants are particularly vulnerable, as they are not covered by social safety nets. *
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